Ad disclosure: we were invited to the press event & provided with tickets for the purpose of this post. On Saturday Georgie & I headed to Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) in Birmingham to attend their Kipper’s Snowy Day pyjama gala and see the new production, which is on at MAC until 31st December. CLad in …
Ad disclosure: We were provided with press tickets free of charge for the purpose of this post. On Friday evening we headed into the city centre to go and watch Peter Pan at the REP Birmingham, or rather-Peter Pan ‘reimagined’. This isn’t your average Nanny-the-dog adaptation, but a modernised take on the classic tale. The …
Ad disclosure: we were given press tickets free of charge for the purpose of this post. Tuesday night we were at the Birmingham REP to see Pride & Prejudice* (*sort of) on stage… and it was brilliant. We laughed our heads off all the way through – the whole audience did – and the performance …
Ad disclosure: We were provided with press tickets for the purpose of this post. Last night we went to see the musical play Eye of the Storm by Theatr na nÓg at the Birmingham Hippodrome, and we were absolutely blown away. Created and set in the valleys of South Wales, Eye of the Storm tells …
Earlier this week, James and I attended press night of The Lovely Bones at The Birmingham Repertory Theatre in the city centre. We were absolutely blown away by everything about it; the set, the story, the costumes, the music, the acting… everything.
This morning we headed into the city centre to see Emily Brown and the Thing by Tall Stories Theatre Company, at Birmingham Hippodrome.
Last week we attended the press night for The Wizard of Oz at The REP Birmingham and were absolutely blown away by the show. It was totally fantastic, from start to finish – all four of us really enjoyed it.
On Saturday morning we headed over to Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) to see Rudolf, their new children’s theatre show suitable for children aged 4+.
Last Saturday we headed to Arena Birmingham to see Paw Patrol Live: The Great Pirate Adventure. Live shows like this one are a great way of introducing children to the concept of live theatre, with the characters they know and love coming to life on the stage.
On Sunday afternoon we headed to Cannon Hill park here in Birmingham to see the Pinky Ponk show at In The Night Garden Live. The 2018 tour is now underway, and it is the last clnance to watch the beloved characters from the Night Garden in their infamous Showdome.
