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: 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!
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Review: Rosie Robin and the Christmas Post, Little Angel Theatre
This little Robin totally rocks in a beautifully crafted, heartwarming adventure filled with determination, friendship and care for others at Christmas.
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Review: Odd and the Frost Giants, Unicorn Theatre
Neil Gaiman’s classic saga is staged with the text totally centre stage.
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Review: Alice in Wonderland, Brixton House
An energetic reimagination of the classic novel with a distinctly London twist.
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Review: The King’s Polar Bear, Half Moon Theatre
A frosty fable with a heartwarming message of care and conservation.
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Review: Dizzy, Half Moon Theatre
A crafted articulation of grief that beautifully recognises the existence of life even in death.
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Review: Soft or Spiky?, Half Moon Theatre
A refreshingly 21st century sensory experience for babies and their adults. Smiles all round!