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Something Else
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£7.00
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(USD11.61)Family theatre/Pantomime1 December 2009 to 23 December 2009
Chelsea Theatre SW10 0DR[map]
What happens when Something meets Something Else. In a small house on a windy hill lives Something Else. At least, that's what everyone calls him when he tries to join in their games. Something Else is lonely. Then, all of a sudden, Something shows up. Has Something Else finally met his match. Based on the award-winning picture book by Kathryn Cave and Chris Riddell, internationally acclaimed Tall Stories presents this magical show about the fantastical friendship between two unusual creatures. Storytelling, upbeat songs and a lot of laughs for children aged 3 and up (and their adults), from the company that brought you The Gruffalo and Room On The Broom. Kathryn Cave's wonderful story is turned into a fantastic show by the amazing Tall Stories company.
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Something Else
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£5.00
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(USD8.29)Family theatre/Pantomime13 February 2010
Half Moon Theatre E1 0ND[map]
Age range: 3+ years. Based on the award-winning book by Kathryn Cave and Chris Riddell. In a small house on a windy hill lives Something Else. At least that is what everyone else calls him when he tries to join in their games. Something Else is lonely. That is until Something shows up. Tall Stories present this magical show, full of song, laughter and storytelling, exploring the fantastical friendship of two creatures.
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Sonia the Baby Seal's
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£6.00
per ticket
(USD9.95)Family theatre/Pantomime22 December 2009 to 23 December 2009
Lauderdale House N6 5HG[map]
It's Christmas Eve, snowflakes are falling and the animals are gathering- but someone's missing! Sonia the baby seal has been swept far from home by an enormous winter storm, and is all alone on the icecap. Whatever can she do? Polar bears, penguins, mermaids and a troupe of dancing snowmen all try to help, but it's the figure in red with a long white beard that grants her Christmas wish! Magical puppets, atmospheric music and Jactito's trademark humour mean the grown ups enjoy it as much as the children.
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Sounds Like
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£5.00
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(USD8.29)Family theatre/Pantomime16 January 2010
Half Moon Theatre E1 0ND[map]
A sound- where does it come from? Is it loud? Is it quiet? Can you catch it? Why not let go and catch another one- Meet a traveller who is on a different kind of journey - collecting sounds. Perhaps you can help him? Listen to the symphony and contribute your own sounds to the soundscape created in front of you during Tam Tam Theatre's engaging new show.
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Spin (3 - 5 Years)
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(USD8.29)Family theatre/Pantomime30 January 2010
Half Moon Theatre E1 0ND[map]
Age range: 3-5 years. Whirling, twirling, twisting talesreeling rhythm, giddy rhymes. playful poems pirouette. listen as we spin some sounds. Apples & Snakes return to Half Moon with their formidable word wizards in a performance especially for this age group. An engaging and interactive show, revealing everything that poetry is and can be.
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Spin (8 - 11 Years)
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(USD8.29)Family theatre/Pantomime3 December 2009
Half Moon Theatre E1 0ND[map]
Whirling, twirling, twisting tales. reeling rhythm, giddy rhymesplayful poems pirouette. listen as we spin some sounds. Top class rappers, poets and storytellers, each with their own distinct style, send one spiralling as Apples & Snakes' word-wizards cook up wonderful ways to play with words. This is for 8-11 years.
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Stick Man
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£10.50
per ticket
(USD17.41)Family theatre/Pantomime10 December 2009 to 10 January 2010
Soho Theatre & Writers Centre W1D 3NE[map]
A play about stick man who lives in the family tree with his stick lady love and their stick children three. But the world is a dangerous place for stick man. A dog wants to play with him. A swan builds a nest with him. He even ends up on a fire.
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Telling Tales
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£6.50
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(USD10.78)Family theatre/Pantomime18 April 2010
The Epsom Playhouse KT18 5AL[map]
Telling Tales is a gentle and funny programme of stories told through dance. There will be a version of The Hare and The Tortoise and a fast-paced retelling of The Golden Goose, involving two performers playing a multitude of characters.
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Them With Frozen Tails
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£9.00
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(USD14.93)Performance14 December 2009 to 3 January 2010
The Roundhouse NW1 8EH[map]
Take two preposterously funny chaps. Some arctic animals. A touch of frost. Add some improbable tails and three seasonal stories from around the world - one created live from audience suggestions in an impossible act of on-the-spot invention. The result? A festive alternative to pantomime for all the family.
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Visiting Grandad
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Visiting Grandad
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Visting Grandad
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£5.00
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(USD8.29)Family theatre/Pantomime25 November 2009
The Broadway Barking IG11 7LS[map]
A play about little Jack, who has to stay with grandad for the whole afternoon. So when, grandad reveals that he is not all that he appears, a whole new adventure begins. There is more to grandad than meets the eye and he holds a delightful secret that is not so gloomy after all.
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What A Wonderful World
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(USD8.29)Family theatre/Pantomime5 December 2009
Half Moon Theatre E1 0ND[map]
Before anything new is made it must be dreamed. So hop on a sleeper train with us for a trip to the Sea of Tranquillity, where a new day is made every night. What do one want in tomorrow's world? Snowballs and flamingos perhaps? Take a journey through time and explore creation with this highly imaginative and interactive new show from early years specialists Lyngo Theatre.
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What a Wonderful World
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Whingerella and the Scary Godmother
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Wind in the Willows
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The Wizard of Oz
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The Yule Lads
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£7.00
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(USD11.61)Family theatre/Pantomime30 November 2009 to 6 December 2009
Drill Hall WC1E 7EX[map]
Its Christmas time in Iceland and Greela the giant troll sets off with a sack slung over her shoulder, searching for naughty, lazy or rude children to eat. A story in the tradition of the Brothers Grimm, The Yule Lads uses music, storytelling, magic and puppets to tell the tales that have frightened and delighted children (and adults) in Iceland for centuries.
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