Anyone who has the mis/fortune of parenting a toddler will know that Peppa Pig has an almost addictive appeal. I can bear witness to it’s near crack-like effect on small humans; there have been several [ read more ]
The theatre at Alexandra Palace has re-opened after 80 years; the splendid Victorian theatre is back to wow audiences and its festive production is Horrible Christmas from the producers of the Horrible Histories stage shows [ read more ]
“Aliens love underpants of every shape and size; but there are no underpants in space so here’s a big surprise!” Aliens Love Underpants, the children’s book by Claire Freedman and Ben Cart, has been adapted [ read more ]
The Tiger Who Came To Tea is a classic tale, written in 1968, and remains one of the best selling children’s books of all time. The Tiger is often said to be representative if the [ read more ]
I should probably start this review by letting you know that Faceplant Theatre’s show One Duck Down, that is currently playing as part of The Vaults Festival is one of the best children’s shows I’ve [ read more ]
There’s something about The Snowman that really stirs up feelings of nostalgia. Whether it’s the heart wrenching feeling when he’s melted, or the song that evokes this emotion, I’m not really sure. All I know [ read more ]
The second production and first Christmas show at The Playground Theatre in Ladbroke Grove is the world premiere of a new stage production of the much-loved French children’s tale The Little Prince by Antoine de [ read more ]
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