Tagged in PUPPETS

Elastic Fantastic: London International Mime Festival Returns

It's mime time!

Follow The Bear And Discover Hidden Paddington

Family fun with a new free trail.

Father Nandru & The Wolves Take Over Wilton’s Music Hall

London’s oldest music hall conjures up a dreamy neo-realist fable.

Fabulous Family Arts Festival Fun For Half Term

Music, theatre, puppets, stories, art and dancing.

Free Outdoor Entertainment At National Theatre This August

Different performers Fridays and Saturdays.

Mimetic 2013: Visual Theatre, Cabaret, Comedy & (Sock) Puppets

Explore the wild side of performance in Enfield.

Tiny Puppet Play Is Captivating And Charming

In Something Very Far Away, a man travels the universe to understand his wife's death.

What’s On In London Theatre: 15-21 January

Our pick of London's best theatre, comedy and puppetry on offer this week.

Review: The Table @ Soho Theatre

"You're going to have problems describing this later. It's just a puppet on a table: no scenery, no costumes, no horses. Was that fun?"

Fringe Benefits: Little Angel Theatre

Find the magical world of puppetry in Islington

Reviews Round-Up: Suspense Puppetry Festival

Tragedy, regrets, dark dreams, biscuit tins...

First Thoughts On Suspense Puppet Festival 2011

The puppets are here all week with delightful sounding shows for grown-ups.

Review: The Tempest @ Little Angel Theatre

Potent mix of people and puppets in a kid-friendly Shakespearean show

This Week’s London Cabaret Zingers: 13-17 April 2011

This week's cabaret and burlesque recommendations include vegetable puppet theatre, a surly sorcerer, a Prince spectacular, a DIY arts and craft birthday party and a new circus night.

Mime Review: La Maldicion de Poe @ Southbank Centre

This year's London International Mime Festival was kickstarted by Teatro Corsario's La Maldicion de Poe (The Curse of Poe), a macabre and surreal take on the works of the godfather of Gothic horror.

Review: Hansel & Gretel @ Southbank Centre

The glut of seasonal theatrical entertainment for children is almost at an end. Ostensibly a morality tale which boils down to "don't talk to strangers offering sweets, even if those sweets are literally the size of a house", KneeHigh have gone all Roald Dahl by stuffing their adaptation with macabre overtones, clever contraptions, a larger-than-life villain and precocious children.

Theatre Review: The Tempest @ The Puppet Barge

Camden Fringe Review: Occasionally Ovid @ Etcetera Theatre

Opera Review : Satyagraha @ ENO

Review: 1984 By Blind Summit @ BAC

Preview: Suspense, London Puppetry Festival

Preview: Puppet Grinder Cabaret