Animation

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Theatre Review: The Animals And Children Took To The Streets

The city’s great unwashed transformed into a dynamic visual treat.

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Olympic Torch Relay…With Added Vermin

Cute animation, not based on actual events.

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Preview: London International Mime Fest 2012

Few words but much visual wizardry

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Celebrating 15 years championing digital culture and innovation in motion.

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London International Animation Festival @ Barbican Centre

Aims to ‘dispel the popular misconception that animation is just cartoons for kids’.

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Review: Peter And The Wolf Live @ Royal Festival Hall

Jarvis Cocker narrates Sergei Prokofiev’s kiddy-friendly classic in his own particular style in a show which also incorporates the Oscar-winning animated version of the story.

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Preview: Peter And The Wolf @ Southbank Centre

Featuring Jarvis Cocker, children’s classic Peter and The Wolf is returning later this month to the Southbank Centre as part of its Christmas season.

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Preview: Double Word Whammy @ The Old Red Lion

In our experience of the many Edinburgh Festival previews that overwhelm any venue going across London in the spring, we’ve learnt that coming up with a title is as important as writing the thing itself. For this reason we’re already smitten with Ross Sutherland’s Three …

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London International Animation Festival

Grown-ups have known for years, since parents found themselves begging their kids to take them to see Toy Story again, that animation is not just for drooling infants who don’t know how to read or pronounce Jan Svankmeyer correctly. Claymation, anime, CGI, stop-motion, traditional pen, …

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Portobello Film Festival

The Portobello Film Festival started in 1996 and it has grown and expanded to become the UK’s biggest independent film festival, going from 1,000 visitors back then to over 15,000 last year. Every film submitted is screened, entry is free to all events and there …