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A musical stage version of Louisa May Alcott ’s classic American novel “Little Women” is the next show up for Hartford Children’s Theatre playing Jan. 13 to 29 a…
British astrologer and Strictly Come Dancing contestant Russell Grant will return to the West End after a 34 year absence for a one-night-only Children of Eden benefit concert. Russell …
Russell Grant has been added to the lineup of performers who will take part in a gala performance of Children of Eden by Stephen Schwartz and John Caird, to be offered at the Prince of Wales…
I'm back in the UK and naturally headed straight to the subsidised sector. Oh how I've missed you National Theatre. Admittedly, "The Animals and Children Took to the Streets" by 1927 isn't r…
Teatro de la Luna will present its new Children's Theater Festival at the Rosslyn Spectrum Theater in Arlington, Virginia, on Saturday, January 21 from 11am-5pm.
The event will featu…
New, actual children's book on the joy of getting measles published by anti-vaccination believer. Â
Broadway veteran Joey McIntyre, perhaps best known for his work with New Kids on the Block, joined Keith Lockhart and members of the Boston Pops for a holiday concert for Children's Hos…
So, I've been visiting a loved one in a nursing home recently. And I find myself fascinated by the way the staff -- doctors, nurses, social workers, etc. etc. -- speak to old people. It's a.…
The very idea that Mad Cat Theatre"the embodiment of edgy, adult fare in South Florida " is doing what some might misclassify as children's theater simply doesn't compute. The explanation is…
Stage and screen actors Michael E. Knight ("All My Children") and Robin Riker ("The Bold and the Beautiful") will star in Blank Theatre's production of Jon Marans'…
This new take on the ugly duckling story has an anti-bullying message
The Australian 12/12/11
Since its publication in 1952, E.B. White's Charlotte's Web may have been more responsible for furthering the cause of animal rights, or at least vegetarianism, than the Animal Liberation Fr…
So, Christmas again then. Ho Ho Ho. It comes around every year. Cards, crackers, baubles, TV specials. And panto. I am a playwright. I write mostly for children and their families. I tend no…
The Biblical-inspired musical Children of Eden, by Stephen Schwartz and John Caird is to be revived in the West End for one night only in a spectacular star-studded charity gala at the Princ…
The musical Children of Eden by Stephen Schwartz and John Caird will be revived for a star-studded charity gala at the Prince of Wales Theatre on Sunday, January 29. Proceeds from the event …
Stephen Schwartz and John Caird's 1991 flop biblical musical Children of Eden will be revived in the West End for a one-night-only charity concert Jan. 29, 2012, at the Prince of Wa…
Review by Judd Hollander
Photo by Stephen Kunken
Few things can be as frightening, ominous or inevitable as change, as powerfully demonstrated in A.R. Gurney's Children, this 1974 work curre…
Crazy For You (2011 West End Cast) - "I Got Rhythm" [LIVE @ Children In Need]
The West End cast of the 2011 revival of the musical CRAZY FOR YOU, perform the number 'I Got Rhy…
Hannah Moscovitch’s latest play explores work of a pediatrician who ran a unique children’s home in the Warsaw Ghetto
Equipped with coffee, running shoes, a bright scarf, and endless enthusiasm for traipsing up and down flights of steps with little children in tow, Brielle Hart is organizing her tiny minion…
The Children's Republic and Ride the Cyclone show two different views of youth.
Michael Morpurgo's novel, War Horse, has become one of the great success story of the 21st century theatre - and it's about to get even bigger, with the release of a Steven Spielberg film. H…
Michael Morpurgo's novel, War Horse, has become one of the great success story of the 21st century theatre - and it's about to get even bigger, with the release of a Steven Spielberg film. H…
This melancholy, macabre and throughly modern tale has lost none of its wit or bite as it journeys round the country. It has been tightened up since its stellar London run at Battersea Arts …
