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: Whipped Up!, Polka Theatre
The babies are truly valued customers in this deliciously entertaining half hour of ice-cream based sharing, caring, music and imagination.
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Review: The Creakers, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre
Dive into a whimsical adventure with Lucy and the Creakers, where imagination knows no bounds!
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Review: The King of Broken Things, Riverside Studios
A beautifully crafted script that poetically explores emotional resilience and the healing power of dreams and creativity.
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Review: The Ugly Duckling: A Circus Story, Revel Puck Circus
The Revel Pucks add some circus flair and a modern twist to this well-known fairy tale.
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Review: The Snowy Day, Polka Theatre
A joyful production that sparks imagination.
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Review: Christmas Comes to Moominvalley, Jackson’s Lane Theatre
A gentle, joyful tale brought to life with impressive acrobatics and magical music.
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Review: The Overcoat, Spitalfields Market
Expect the unexpected in this feelgood, creative adaptation of Gogol’s classic story, with silly sleuthing, slapstick and shadowplay.
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Interview: Christmas Comes to Moominvalley at Jackson’s Lane
Aya Nakamura tells us about Christmas Come to Moominvalley, playing at Jackon's Lane this Christmas
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Review: Pan, Chickenshed
A heartfelt, ambitious and energetic celebration of what can be created with care and collaboration.
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Review: Captain Sandy and the Sea Monster, Puppet Theatre Barge
Sea shanties, slapstick and saving the seas, superbly imagined in a magical space where the impossible can actually happen!