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This light, bright building near More London, with its huge white unicorn in the foyer, has two performance spaces. Shows are devised in-house as well as visiting companies and range from puppetry to actor-led productions. Its ensemble company of six actors perform in all Unicorn shows and as well as focus on an outreach programme for local children.
Events at Unicorn Theatre
Into the Grimm Forest
Unicorn Theatre and Crick Crack Club present a season of productions inspired by the tales of the Brothers Grimm. 'Th...
Grimms' Sheesha
British Punjabi storyteller Peter Chand explores how many European fairy tales have their origins in the East, travel...
Grim Grimms: Three Drops of Blood
Storyteller Ben Haggerty strips away the Disney films and delves into the true dark side of the Grimm brothers' stori...
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The children were enraptured by this wonderful prodction.Set in India with fabulous music by Arun Ghosh amazing dancing and comic fighting.My children were dancing in the streets afterwards.Unicorn has a hit on it,s hands.
I went to see Billy the Kid with a friend and 3 children aged 9 plus an 8year old. Us adults thought it was really good. My 8 year old son didn't understand what was going on throughout the performance, the 9 year old girl didn't enjoy it but the 2 other boys aged 9 thought it was okay. I think the only problem with this particular show is that there are only 2 actors and as one of them changes character frequently it got very confusing for the kids. This has not, however, put us off visiting the Unicorn Theatre for a different show.
Children love being taken to the 'Unicorn Theatre" where they can experience all year round high quality drama specifically created for them in two purpose built theatres by the very talented "Unicorn Ensemble".
The late founder of this organisation Caryl Jenner believed in no compromise when it came to theatre for young people and this is still the case at the Unicorn under the inspired leadership of Tony Graham.
Children love being taken to the 'Unicorn Theatre" in Tooley Street where they can experience all year round high quality drama specifically created for them in two purpose built theatres by the very talented "Unicorn Ensemble".
The late founder of this organisation Caryl Jenner believed in no compromise when it came to theatre for young people and this is still the case at the Unicorn, under the inspired leadership of Tony Graham.
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