TYA
We’ve built up quite the reputation as being one of the biggest supporters of TYA (Theatre for Young Audiences), we reckon it’s just as important a part of the theatre ecosystem as anything else.
So if you’re looking for a show suitable for the younger ones, maybe there’s something here for you.
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Review: Club Origami, Little Angel Theatre
A beautifully crafted, joyful and inventive celebration of paper, movement and imagination.
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Review: Dog Man the Musical, Southbank Centre
The beloved children's series brought to life with exceptional vocal performances and energy across the cast, led by a standout turn from Sam Kipling as Petey the Cat.
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Review: At Sea, Little Angel Theatre
A gloriously visual journey beneath the sea, full of delightful puppet characters, twisting storytelling, and great for the whole family.
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Review: A World Elsewhere, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Top quality silliness and beautifully bonkers interaction that gloriously celebrates imagination in all its forms.
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Review: Bugs at Work: Cricket and the Freebugs, Jackson’s Lane
A core of strong musical talent supports a funky musical that needs wider vision.
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Interview: Celebrating 25 years in a deep dark wood
Toby Mitchell of Tall Stories on The Gruffalo’s lasting appeal Tall Stories’ much-loved adaptation The Gruffalo Live on Stage celebrates 25 years this summer, coming to the West End with a run at the Lyric Theatre. Artistic Director Toby Mitchell takes…
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Interview: A comic genius takes on the trickiest of audiences
Mark Watson on elevating kids' comedy at Edfringe
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Review: There’s a Tiger in the Garden, Polka Theatre
A heart-warming celebration of the joy of make-believe
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Review: Whatever the Weather, Unicorn Theatre
A weather-filled, wonderful space that immerses families in creative curiosity and playful possibility.
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Interview: From comic book to crazy canine cabaret
Writer Kevin Del Aguila tells us about the European premiere of Dog Man the Musical