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Rubert Goold's spectacular adaptation lacks some of the book's magic
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Welcome to Time Out's guide to children's theatre in London – from big West End musicals suitable for the whole family, to special kids' shows at London's excellent children's theatres.
After success at last year's Edinburgh Fringe, The Wrong Crowd's puppet based retelling of a Nordic fairytale about a woman in love with a bear cal...
Julie Taymor's Disney adaptation remains a conceptually and visually spectacular production, let down by muddy storytelling and weak acting. Ages 3+.
Rupert Goold's spectacular stage adaptation of the CS Lewis classic lack's the book's warmth. Ages 5+.
The best British musical since 'Billy Elliot'.
The Queen's Theatre's in house ensemble performs children's writer Vicky Ireland's new adaptation of JM Barrie's magical classic. Features new song...
This charged show from Race Horse Company combines circus skills with hip hop and break dancing. Ages 7+.
Good, panto-esque fun, if you ignore the bland songs. Ages 4+.
Tom Morris and Marianne Elliott's puppet-driven production gallops on triumphantly. Ages 10+.
Gramatically-challenged comedy theatre show for kids starring comics Tim FitzHigham and Tiernan Douieb.
Alan Ayckbourn's 'The Boy Who Fell Into a Book' is a fast-paced fantasy adventure about a boy who embarks upon an adventure with his fictional dete...
Half-term fun for children as award-winning Irish-peformer Louis Lovett adopts the guise of vocally challenged Peggy O'Hegarty to lead her young au...
Pint-sized pop band Go!Go!Go! are irked to find that something called the Fluffalope has eaten all their socks. Well, you would be too. Musical for...
Birmingham Stage Company takes up indefinite residence on the West End with the latest in its adaptation of Terry Deary's lurid children's history ...
The Polka plays host to its first ever full length musical, a tale of four youngsters squaring up to their sporting rivals on the last day of schoo...
This intimate show about loss and longing from director Mark Arends and animator Matthew Robins follows an ordinary man who decides to travel into ...
A father and daughter let their imaginations run away with them in a magical musical journey. Performed by kids' theatre pioneers Peut-etre, it's ...
An interactive 'play with clay' in which Indefinitearticles invite youngsters into a malleable world of pure imagination. Ages 3+.
A puppet storytelling adventure from Little Something theatre about a girl who has a jungle where her heart should be. Ages 4-7.
A quartet of children's tales from Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler ('Tiddler', 'Monkey Puzzle', 'The Smartest Giant in Town' and 'A Squash and a...
The Little Angel revives its own much loves puppet telling of the little bird who grows up feeling different. Ages 3+.
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