Kids Theatre

There are 99 events in the Kids Theatre category.
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  • A Christmas Carol

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    11 November 2009 to 11 January 2010

    The Arts Theatre WC2H 7JB[map]

    Gareth Hale stars in a musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic Christmas tale at London's Arts Theatre. 11 Nov-10 Jan

     
  • The Gruffalo

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    25 November 2009 to 10 January 2010

    Apollo Theatre W1D 6NA[map]

    This big, scary monster of a show is returning to London's West End this Christmas. 25 Nov-10 Jan

     
  • The Cat in the Hat

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    11 December 2009 to 18 January 2010

    National Theatre SE1 9PX[map]

    Dr Seuss' much-loved book is adapted for the stage in a lively new production at London's National Theatre. 11 Dec-18 Jan

     
  • Horrible Science

    Family theatre/Pantomime

    6 March 2010

    New Wimbledon Theatre SW19 1QG[map]

    Horrible Science presents a show that answers scientific questions for children

     
  • The Wizard Of Oz

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    16 November 2009 to 22 November 2009

    Churchill Theatre BR1 1HA[map]

    A cast of four to 15 year-olds in this classic musical, with Dorothy and her friends Toto, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow and Lion in their pursuit to find their heart's desire and a way back home.

     
  • Across The Deep Blue Sea

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    27 March 2010

    Half Moon Theatre E1 0ND[map]

    A tiny boat, a little lost man and the great wide ocean. How he get there, how can he get home and why do those fish keep biting him on the bottom? Singing whales, pestering pirates and a multitude of deep-sea creatures swim to the surface in this fantastic aquatic adventure from Stuff and Nonsense Theatre Company. Age range: 3+ years.

     
  • The Adventures of Pinocchio

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    21 November 2009

    Tricycle Theatre, Cinema & Gallery NW6 7JR[map]

    This Christmas, marvel at the magical tale of Geppetto, the kind-hearted wood carver, and Pinocchio, the naughty little wooden puppet he creates from a piece of enchanted wood. Brought to life with the usual Blunderbus magic, this faithful retelling of Carlo Collodi?s timeless tale is funny, intelligent and highly visual, incorporating a cast of life-sized puppets, talented performers and enchanting music. This is a wonderful Christmas treat for the young and old, guaranteed to warm even the coldest of hearts.

     
  • Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    11 November 2009 to 13 November 2009

    Tara Studio SW18 4ES[map]

    When Ali Baba overhears 40 thieves entering and leaving a cave, he is delighted to find treasure. Little does he know of the dangers in store.

     
  • Arabian Nights

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    20 March 2010

    Half Moon Theatre E1 0ND[map]

    Sheherazade, the greatest of all storytellers presents three fabulous tales from her Arabian Nights. A tale from the desert, a tale from the bed of the ocean and one straight from a donkey's mouth. Half Moon favourites Theatre of Widdershins transport to a magical land with this delightful show, dripping with lavish colours and textures, accompanied by an original soundtrack.

     
  • Begin|End

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    3 February 2010 to 9 February 2010

    Half Moon Theatre E1 0ND[map]

    Lili pounds out her anger and uncertainty, one length at a time in the swimming pool. Yaz won't become what others want and aspires to a life elsewhere. The birth of their friendship sparks two years of adventure, inseparable friends, a gang of two, they breathe freedom, possibility and ambition. But something unspoken grows between them. As relationships form and dissolve, it is the beginning and the end of everything. A multi-media performance featuring VJing and a contemporary soundtrack by one of Britain's freshest new composers. There are text back session after all performances for audience questions and responses to the show. With support from Addictive TV. Educational resources available from 2010 on www.halfmoon.org.uk. For 13+ years.

     
  • Beginning With Blobs

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    15 November 2009

    Watermans Arts Centre TW8 0DS[map]

    Clay, dance and music combine to show the evolutionary paths of three imaginary beings that begin their lives as multiple, identical blobs, bobbing around in a deep, dark sea.

     
  • Beginning With Blobs

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    24 November 2009 to 26 November 2009

    Tara Studio SW18 4ES[map]

    Clay, dance and music combine to show the evolutionary paths of three imaginary beings that begin their lives as multiple, identical blobs, bobbing around in a deep, dark sea.

     
  • The Big Enormous Present

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    8 November 2009

    The Albany Theatre SE8 4AG[map]

    Find out what's inside the mysterious present that appears in the playground at Jack, Dot and Polly's school in this play.

     
  • The Big Enormous Present

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    22 November 2009

    Artsdepot  N12 0GA[map]

    Find out what's inside the mysterious present that appears in the playground at Jack, Dot and Polly's school in this play.

     
  • Billy Liar

    Family theatre/Pantomime

    6 November 2009 to 14 November 2009

    Bromley Little Theatre BR1 1SB[map]

    Children's comedy play by Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall.

     
  • Bink and the Hairy Fairy

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    13 December 2009 to 15 December 2009

    Tricycle Theatre, Cinema & Gallery NW6 7JR[map]

    A family musical from the creators of 'The Witch's Bogey'.

     
  • Burglar Bill

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    17 February 2010

    Radlett Centre WD7 8HL[map]

    Pandora's Box Theatre Company bring to life this much loved story using their special blend of live action, puppets, music and comedy.

     
  • The Cat in the Hat

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    28 January 2010 to 13 March 2010

    Young Vic Theatre SE1 8LZ[map]

    From the moment his tall, red-and-white-striped hat appears around the door, Sally and her brother know that the cat in the hat is the funniest, most mischievous cat they have ever met. With the trickiest of tricks and craziest of ideas, he is certainly fun to play with. But what will mum find when she gets home...?

     
  • Charlie and Lola's Best Bestest Play

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    7 November 2009 to 8 November 2009

    The Orchard Theatre DA1 1ED[map]

    Charlie and Lola is an animated series for young children. It focuses on the relationship between brother and sister Charlie and Lola, and tells the story of how they handle the little issues that they, as young children, encounter every day. Charlie and Lola's Best, Bestest Play is suitable for 3 to 6 year-olds.

     
  • Charlie and Lola's Best Bestest Play

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    Family theatre/Pantomime

    7 December 2009 to 3 January 2010

    Hampstead Theatre NW3 3EU[map]

    Charlie and Lola is an animated series for young children. It focuses on the relationship between brother and sister Charlie and Lola, and tells the story of how they handle the little issues that they, as young children, encounter every day. Charlie and Lola's Best, Bestest Play is suitable for 3 to 6 year-olds.