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  • SCO Family Concert: A Little Book of Monsters

    Put on your best monster costume and come ready to scream! But only in the

    4
    Fiona 11 February 2013
    Fabtastic fun for the kids, so much to do very entertaining
    Great start to half term and the place to be this weekend - wonderful memories conjured up from inspiring line up of music, poetry, theatre, singing all in one highly entertaining performance by SCO and guests at Usher Hall on Saturday. Just fab day out for the kids who were mesmorised by Greigs Peer Gynt, giggling about slugs in poetry and enthralled by stories of old with a new twist - loved the schools singing, it all kept them very entertained.
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  • Flamenco Hip Hop 2012

    Award winning family flamenco fun! This highly

    4
    Abbie 17 August 2012
    Foot stamping fun!
    A lovely mix of great music, dance and dressing up - lots of family fun to be had. Olé!
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  • Chris Riddell & Paul Stewart

    AGE 10 - 14

    Together Chris Riddell and Paul Stewart are the

    4
    Catriona 13 August 2012
    Insightful and funny
    This was a great event. The talk gave a really interesting insight into their books and how they came up with their ideas, and Chris Riddel did live illustrations throughout which really complimented the talk and provided quite a few laughs! It ended with a live reading of their latest book leaving you wanting more.
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  • The Ballad of Pondlife McGurk

    ‘A really touching family show’ (List). **** (Herald). Recently

    5
    Catriona 7 August 2012
    Completely absorbing
    A great kids show. I can highly recommend going to see this. Extremely well told and the interesting layout of the performance area makes the kids feel completely involved in the action.

  • .h.g.
    An exciting and perhaps slightly scary promenade show from Swiss company

    5
    Kirsty 29 May 2012
    "This play really takes the biscuit!"
    I went to see .H.G. at the gallery of modern art on the 14th of may run by tricksterp. I would base it on an eight and up age group because it might be scary for little ones.When you go in you take your shoes off and get given a torch and a head set which gives you directions through nine rooms. The head set makes it sound like the characters are all around you.There are stones in every room to represent the bread crumbs. There is a woodland room with a maze of trees for the forest and of course the ginger bread house with loads of bones inside made into pictures of children unlucky enough to come across the wicked witch. It is just like the normal story but one nice twist, there is a crime scene at the end for the wicked witch.You come out and put your shoes back on. When I went to put my shoes on there was a shiny stone in my shoe. It was a great play. Reviewed by Kirsty Brown

  • Sunflowers and Sheds
    M6 Theatre Company presents the enchanting story of a friendship formed down on

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    chloe 15 May 2012
    loved it. charming
    i love childrens theatre as they are only an hour long and are mostly happy and charming and perfect for fitting in to a mad busy life. i loved this play. the set was amazing and the story was lovely.
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  • Sunflowers and Sheds
    M6 Theatre Company presents the enchanting story of a friendship formed down on

    chloe 15 May 2012
    loved it. charming
    i love childrens theatre as they are only an hour long and are mostly happy and charming and perfect for fitting in to a mad busy life. i loved this play. the set was amazing and the story was lovely.
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  • This (Baby) Life
    A gently playful two-way dance experience/performance for babies and their

    4
    Nicki 14 May 2012
    My baby loved it!
    My 6 month old daughter was captivated by this show. Activities will usually only keep her interest for 15-20 mins but she happily sat and watched for the whole performance of 30mins+. I highly recommend this show.

  • Sunflowers and Sheds
    M6 Theatre Company presents the enchanting story of a friendship formed down on

    4
    jennifer 14 May 2012
    utterly charming
    we were captivated by this tender tale of a budding friendship between two lonely souls in adjoining plots at an allotment. Beautifully staged with lovely original music and two excellent performances from the cast made this a very enjoyable hour. My 4 year old sat spellbound throughout.
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  • By The Seat Of Your Pants
    Play following Fritz, Franz and Rudy as they sit and await their fate. Slapstick

    Claire 13 May 2012
    brilliant for kids and parents
    My 5 year old son didn't stop laughing throughout this show. My 8 year old daughter was in similar stiches. And my husband and I also found it very entertaining. The 3 actors were very good foils for each other, and very slick.
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  • .h.g.
    An exciting and perhaps slightly scary promenade show from Swiss company

    5
    Darrell 13 May 2012
    EPIC EXPERIENCE!
    I thought it was freaky,intriguing and it scared the living daylights out of you. I recommend it because you felt you lived the story. But NEVER GO IN ALONE! [Rocky Williams aged 9 and 3/4 ]
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  • By The Seat Of Your Pants
    Play following Fritz, Franz and Rudy as they sit and await their fate. Slapstick

    5
    Gaye 13 May 2012
    really brilliant
    All my family really enjoyed this show (kids 10, 8 & 6). A real laugh
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  • This (Baby) Life
    A gently playful two-way dance experience/performance for babies and their

    5
    Hazel 11 May 2012
    Simply beautiful
    A beautifully calm and enthralling show, perfectly pitched for babies. My seven-month-old was completely absorbed. The performance reflects babies' favourite pastimes - playing peekaboo or row-the-boat, waving shakers or snuggling under blankets - but magnifies them and turns them into dance, soothing music and movement. It's a show that engages with the babies at their own level, reflecting their own movements and echoing their coos and gurgles, reassuring them of their own expressive importance: they are small, but they are worth watching and copying. Simple but completely effective and in a beautifully soothing, gentle environment.

  • This (Baby) Life
    A gently playful two-way dance experience/performance for babies and their

    5
    Sarah 10 May 2012
    Calm but captivating
    We loved it. All the babies were captivated and engaged. So refreshing to do something calm and gentle with my 11 month old, a welcome break from the usual circus of overstimulating baby events. Very simple but perfectly executed.

  • This (Baby) Life
    A gently playful two-way dance experience/performance for babies and their

    3
    Susan 10 May 2012
    Weird
    "Delight is the name of the game in this gentle and beautiful performance" said the blurb. Part of the Bank of Scotland's Imaginate Festival, this performance of dance, movement and sound by Sally Chance Dance, is specifically aimed at babies aged between 4 and 18 months. We'd never tried the venue before - indeed, Madeleine had never experienced any performance art at all. We like to get out and about. Why not, we thought. The £8 was burning a hole in our pocket. We phoned the ticket hotline and off we went. Lets get the easy bit out of the way first. The performance space at North Edinburgh Arts Centre is great - bright, modern and airy - the Cafe looked swell too - passable coffee, clean floors and lots of toys. The performance itself was just plain weird. Weird, in itself, is not necessarily bad. Three performers - one of whom om-ed and played a child's xylophone, a shaker and a couple of big brass pots. The other two were silent and moved a lot - think backward rolls and bottom shuffling. Sometimes the adult audience laughed. The babies stared. I think they were thinking: "what are these wierdos up to". The only props were some egg rattles and some knitted blankets, which they sometimes nursed like a newborn, or threw up in the air, or climbed into bed with. It was weird. Madeleine stared a lot. And, as the other-mummy pointed out, none of the babies cried or had to leave. Were they having fun? Not discernibly, it has to be said. Certainly Miss M has seemed more excited by The Singing Kettle or Blitzy Boy. Actually, to be totally fair, she appeared a lot better entertained by my neighbour's preschoolers pretending to be lions the other day: RRROOOARRRR. I'm going to sit on the fence. I could be persuaded that whilst it raised no laughs, perhaps it is important to have your cultural boundaries pushed (even if you are only 9 months old). Certainly, it was an experience. Possibly not a delightful one - but an experience never-the-less. And to be fair, if the brief was to produce a performance of gentle movement and sound for young babies - which it was - I'm not sure you could come up with anything much better than this. So we've been. We're glad we saw it. It wasn't awful. Just don't make us go again!