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Bicycle Boy – Review

If you only see one show at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival, then make sure it’s Bicycle Boy. This is a fantastic show for the whole family, beautifully told by two excellent performers. Bicycle Boy is a fantastic example of children’s theatre at its best. It has wonderful story, which offers plenty of scope for education and further discussion on important contemporary issues, whilst also … Continue reading Bicycle Boy – Review

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Meet Astrid Lindgren’s Pippi Longstocking – Review

Meet Astrid Lindgren’s Pippi Longstocking is a wonderful storytelling performance for all the family. Running at just over half an hour, this solo show performed by Sofie Miller, is the ideal length for its young target audience. It introduces children to the character of Pippi Longstocking, the ‘strongest girl in the world’, as well as some of the friends (and foes) who encounter her. Sofie … Continue reading Meet Astrid Lindgren’s Pippi Longstocking – Review

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The Garden of Delight – Review

The Garden of Delight is a beautiful site-specific, promenade performance that tactfully handles the issue of ecological awareness for children. Set in the beautiful outdoor location of Dr Neil’s Garden, beside Duddingston Kirk in the shadow of Arthur’s Seat, The Garden of Delight is a wonderful example of a performance which has been conceived for and emerged directly from a natural site. Told in Scots, … Continue reading The Garden of Delight – Review

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The Hare and the Tortoise – Review

If you’re looking for a fun way to introduce your child to classical music, then The Hare and the Tortoise by Recitals for Wrigglers is certainly a fun and enjoyable way to do so. Louise Bevan and Clea Friend are not only skilled musicians, but they also have a lovely rapport with the audience, creating a relaxing atmosphere for the young audience. The first half … Continue reading The Hare and the Tortoise – Review

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You Choose – Review

Fun and filled with plenty of audience participation, You Choose, is an energetic family show. As the title suggests, everything in this show is up the audience to choose. From the characters each of the two actors will play, to the name of the pet cat, the character’s job and, of course, where we will travel to in the story. Based on the picture book … Continue reading You Choose – Review