We take a look at the best shows around the UK right now.
The Witches – Rose Theatre Kingston
Recommended for children aged 7
Dates: 29 March to 10 April
Leaper: A Fish Tale – Lyric Hammersmith
Developed directly with marine biologists and school children, theatre company Tucked In have created a show which blends puppetry and music to help educate about nature, family and responsibility. Follow one fish’s tough quest against the ever-growing natural and manmade challenges of the sea.
Recommended for children aged 4 to 8
Dates: 19 to 29 March
The Tiger’s Bones – West Yorkshire Playhouse
A collection of short stories including a retelling of the nativity and a cautionary tale about eating the wrong person’s stew all feature in this new production from New Perspectives. Expect mayhem and humour as the group take audiences through stories of folklore and fable.
Bonus: Get your little ones to join in with a creative writing workshop after the show to create their own imaginative and funny tales. For ages 7
Recommended for children aged 7
Dates: 7 to 9 March
The Cat in the Hat – Leicester Curve
Dr Seuss’ much loved book is bought to the stage in a version originally created by Katie Mitchell for the National Theatre. A fun and anarchic show, the play is a lively and engaging choice for all children.
Recommended for children aged 3
Dates: 28 March to 2 April
My Father, Odysseus – Unicorn Theatre
Recommended for children aged 11
Dates: Until 10 April
The Wondercrump World of Roald Dahl – Southbank Centre
This interactive storytelling piece takes place across foyer spaces at the Southbank Centre. Created in partnership with Wales Millennium Centre, audiences are taken over seven immersive worlds exploring Roald Dahl and his books. There will be exclusive archival material, including manuscripts, letters, drawings and photographs.
Recommended for children aged 7-12
Dates: Until 3 July and then running at Wales Millenium Centre
The War of The Worlds – Dominion Theatre
Recommended for children aged 8-plus Dates: Until 30 April
The Magic Beanstalk – Little Angel Theatre
The lovely north London puppet theatre hosts visiting company Light Theatre and their sweet Jack and the Beanstalk story this Easter. It’s a puppet version of the classic tale, where Jack, his mum and cow Daisy have nits while their house is in a total mess. It’s only magic that could fix it.
Recommended for children aged 5-11, but children can be admitted from age 4
Dates: 2 to 7 April
The Lion King – Lyceum Theatre
Let’s not forget the old reliable Disney musical The Lion King. It’s a fabulous stage adaptation of the original movie and should delight the entire family. You’ll recognise the winning formula of Elton John’s music and Tim Rice’s lyric too. It can’t be beat.
Recommended for children aged 6 and up
Horrible Histories: Groovy Greeks and Incredible Invaders – The Lowry
The latest stage versions of the Horrible Histories brigade is on tour and Easter is the perfect moment to catch the shows. Groovy Greeks and Incredible Invaders head through Sparta, Athens and Britain in a rollicking adventure. Expect some crazy factoids, and lots of cheeky fun.
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