Tag: Kids
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Kid’s Review: Glob
Alvie, five, enjoys the new circus adventure from Les Foutoukours
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Opinion: Mama G on the Importance of Libraries
Children’s performer Mama G schools us on the power of pantomime and libraries
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Kids review: The Listies 110% Ready
We take Oran (8), Eric (8) and Jimmy (11) to The Listies: 110% Ready
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Kids Review: Madame Chandelier’s Grand Theft Opera
Alvie, aged five, is impressed with Delea Shand’s cool giant butterfly wings
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Review: Boys Don’t Dance
Marc Brew’s new children’s dance-theatre show, Boys Don’t Dance, approaches storytelling, movement and a vibrant 80s soundtrack with inclusivity
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Kids Review: Quentin Blake’s Mrs Armitage on Wheels
A new Quentin Blake adaptation keeps Katie, four, rapt throughout
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Kids Review: The Spencer Jones Experimental Kids Show
5 year-old Alvie couldn’t stop laughing at Spencer Jones’ silly props and faces
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Kids Review: Darryl J Carrington: Out of the Box
Oran, aged eight, takes a trip to see Darryl J Carrington’s wordless physical comedy show Out of the Box
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Kids Review: Black Blues Brothers: Let’s Twist Again!
Edie, eight, is stunned by the Black Blues Brothers’ amazing acrobatics
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Kids Review: Romeo and Juliet for Bairns
Clara, two, has a lovely time with a Shakespeare adaptation at the Scottish Storytelling Centre
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Interview: Madame Chandelier on Grand Theft Opera
Delea Shand on her new family show, a video-game styled spectacle featuring opera’s greatest heroines
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Edinburgh Fringe 2026 – Top Picks: Kids
Whatever the family favours, there’s something for everyone at this year’s Fringe
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Interview: Pico and the Golden Lagoon
Sally Miller, one-half of the duo behind puppet theatre piece Pico and the Golden Lagoon, on crafting an ecologically focused kids show
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Adelaide Fringe 2026 Top Picks: Kids
Our pick of the best and most anticipated Fringe shows for the whole family
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The Last Word: The Listies
The Australian double act offer up their unparalleled knowledge
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Kids Review: Cinderella Ice Cream Seller – A Musical
Xavier, six, enters an ice cream parlour
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Kids Review: The Truth About Trees
Siena, eight, enjoys spending time with puppets
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Kids Review: The Unlikely Friendship of Feather Boy and Tentacle Girl
Lyra, nine, is wowed by the two artists
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Review: Dream Space
Escapist four-part fantasy for all ages
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Just Good Friends: A Day Out with Trygve Wakenshaw and Barnie Duncan
Evan Beswick spends a day at the Fringe with best pals Trygve Wakenshaw and Barnie Duncan, finding real joy and creativity in their unique partnership
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Kids Review: The Listies: Make Some Noise
Edie, seven, enjoys laughing with The Listies
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Kids Review: The Flying Bubble Show
A mesmerising display of bubbles
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Kids Review: Mr Sleepybum’s Dream Machine
Alvie, four, has a great time with Mr Sleepybum
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Kids Review: The Box Show
Three seven-year-olds – Oran, Alba and Roo – share their thoughts on Junkyard Beats’ high energy musical extravaganza
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Kids Review: Olaf Falafel’s Stupidest Super Stupid Show
Oran and Roo, both seven, are delighted by the sheer volume of poo jokes
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Kids Review: Treeeeee
Emmy, four-and-a-half years old, has a good laugh alongside her grown-ups
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Kids Review: Once Upon A Flowerbed
Emmy, four-and-a-half years old, makes some new friends
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Interview: The Unlikely Friendship and The Mequetrefo
Circus for children needn’t be “glorified childcare”. Fest speaks to two artistically interesting shows aimed at kids but that can be enjoyed by anyone
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Edinburgh Fringe 2025 – Top Picks: Kids
From turning movement into music to dazzling aerial delights, there’s something for every young festival lover
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Top Picks: Kids and Family
There’s plenty of fun to be had at the Fringe, with shows that promise parties, daring feats and interactive stories