To write reviews in verse is rather hard,but sometimes it suits the style of a show.And though, I have not…
Judith Kerr’s series of Mog books have long been a staple of children’s bookshelves, delighting families of feline fans for…
We love a good trip to Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, and are always up for a Unicorn Theatre production,…
Children’s stories don’t come much sweeter than Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, so it’s little wonder that it eventually made…
Many children (and their grown-ups) will be familiar with the fable of the little red hen; a farmyard tale about…
Originally presented at Little Angel Theatre in February 2020,The Wolves in the Walls (co-produced with Bristol Old Vic and York…
Originally written in the 1980s, John Godber’s Teechers takes a swipe at the state secondary school system, exploring inequality of…
*Content warning* Snowflakes contains themes of violence (including sexual violence) and extremely strong language. We’re partial to a dark and…
If you’re thinking of taking the children to see some Shakespeare, Hamlet is unlikely to be the first play that…
Oliver Sykes’ debut children’s novel is inspired by growing up as a keen amateur boxer in a single parent family…