Children’s Theatre Magazine FILM The movie that portrayed a childhood adventure without sugary sentimentalisation (or any dialogue)
FILM The Red Balloon www.childrenstheatremagazine.co.uk When I first saw the film The Red Balloon or Le Ballon Rouge at the…
Children’s Theatre Magazine FEATURE The curious incident of the relaxed performances: how one play changed theatre
www.childrenstheatremagazine.co.uk Something has happened this year at theatres. Sharon Diamond comes out of the chill-out room to investigate relaxed…
Children’s Theatre Magazine NEWS Unicorn’s Perni Morell: allow children to experience the theatre on their own terms
The Unicorn Theatre’s Artistic Director Purni Morell has been speaking about next season at the London theatre. Located along from…
Children’s Theatre Magazine NEWS New Wolsey Ipswich now has Agents for Change
The New Wolsey Theatre Ipswich has appointed two new Agents For Change, as part of its mission to make arts…
Children’s Theatre Magazine REVIEW Back to the 70s: no positive female role models in the panto at The LIghthouse
Robin Hood. Lighthouse, Poole www.childrenstheatremagazine.co.uk The panto season is here again. Oh yes it is! Excited children, noisy…
Children’s Theatre Magazine REVIEW Flying away with Peter Pan in this magical fantasy
Peter Pan. Royal and Derngate Theatre, Northampton Do you believe in magic? Do you believe in fairies? The pantomime production…
Children’s Theatre Magazine REVIEW Ugly sisters inject umf into slick and pacey production of Cinders
Cinderella. Theatre Royal Bath. Age 6+. www.childrenstheatremagazine.co.uk They came, they twirled, they triumphed. The Ugly Sisters are supposed to be…
CARTOON The Mottram family Chrismas card…
Yes, I’m old school as every year I draw and make my own Christmas card. Merry Christmas everyone
Children’s Theatre Magazine WHAT’S ON Complete listings for December now online
Check out the what’s on listings at www.childrenstheatremagazine.co.uk to see what’s on and where in December. Theatres and companies wishing to…
Children’s Theatre Magazine REVIEW A deliciously dark retelling: our take on 101 Dalmations at The Tobacco Factory
101 Dalmations. The Tobacco Factory Dodie Smith’s much beloved children’s story about spotty dogs, evil furriers and more puppies than…
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