Twenty-seven reviews later- thank you for bearing with me. In good news (for you), Seren got ill, there should have been a few more- but one day we only got to…
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The Story Beast: Myths, Monsters and Mayhem is a children’s show focused on bringing laughter. Using a mix of mystery and mayhem the performance is high energy and well paced. Featuring…
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Nutty Noah: You Might Die! is a family entertainer who successfully brings laughter to children and adults alike. The premise of the show is that life should be filled with as much…
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Michael Morpurgo’s Kensuke’s Kingdom is a beautiful adaptation of a story which captures a child’s imagination. When Michael’s parents decide redundancy is the motivation to set off sail around the world,…
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As favourites from the Edinburgh Fringe go, Tall Stories’ Wilde Creatures would have to be one of my mine. I will never tire of musical instruments and song being interwoven into some great…
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As close to a level of psychedelic fun as it’s acceptable to have with toddlers, AnimAlphabet: The Musical is it. I looked around enviously at all the parents with their young…
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Captain Cauliflower and Marvin the Mischievous Moose is a light-hearted comedy production appealing to everyone’s childish humour. As one half of the comedy duo gets ready for bed, tucked in with…
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The Rubbish Shakespeare Company’s Romeo and Juliet is a fantastic introduction for children to Shakespeare. Promising ‘enemies, balconies, kissing and sausage rolls’ the show did not disappoint. The Rubbish Shakespeare Company…
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Making its debut at the Edinburgh Fringe, Villain: DeBlanks is an improvised whodunnit promising to bring laughter to younger audiences. Hosted by creator and writer Billy Mitchell, the audience is introduced to the…
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If there are moments of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to hold onto, this would be mine. I had hoped beyond hope Le Gateau Chocolat ICONS would be somewhere near my memories…
