James Mayhew is an exceptionally talented and versatile illustrat... (continued)

How to review a show that admits its own limitations as readily a... (continued)

Should we be worried about exposing young children to theatre on ... (continued)

An intimate, thought-provoking dance show for children that's far... (continued)

This gameshow-style play is a dream come true, finds Cameron Searle, aged 11

A great pirate adventure as reviewed by Isabella Kinver-Tait, aged 6

A high-energy dance show as reviewed by Cameron Searle, aged 11

A scary, dramatic version of a classic tale as reviewed by Jamie Hall, aged nine

50 minutes of light-hearted, interactive games and quests aimed a... (continued)

Theatre for the littlies ain’t what it used to be

A duck meets Death, they drink tea, swim in a pond, climb a tree

Each time the Fringe rolls round, one wonders how many more times... (continued)

In this show Jay Foreman stands at the front of an inflatable sta... (continued)

A rolling, outdoor play based on a game played by Calvin and Hobb... (continued)

A really funny animal show as reviewed by Ella McQueen, aged four

Cressida Cowell’s Emily Brown books are close to becoming modern ... (continued)

“The last thing we were expecting today was a talking bird,” joke... (continued)

A disappointingly repetitive show, as seen by Cameron Searle, aged 11

A great puppetry show as reviewed by Harper Clark-Tonberg, aged eight

An amazing pirate adventure play, as reviewed by Isabella Kinver-Tait, aged six