Greenwich Theatre presents the magical Greenwich Children’s Theatre Festival 2025.
This Spring, Greenwich Theatre will continue its commitment to championing family theatre year-round with the Greenwich Children’s Theatre Festival. This year’s festival will include magical stage adaptations of beloved children’s books by Eric Carle, Julia Donaldson, Sara Ogilvie, and Bethan Woollvin. Celebrating 18 years of the highly anticipated festival, Greenwich Theatre will offer an unforgettable Easter day out for children and their grown-ups.
Kicking off April, There’s a Monster in Your Show (6th April) provides a high-energy adventure featuring lively original music by Tom Fletcher.
toooB (7th April) is an enchanting wordless performance for 6–24-month-olds and their adults, featuring an original soundtrack, captivating movement and a post-show stay and play session.
Moon On A Stick bring their signature style to Where’s Mrs Ladybird (8th -9th April), an interactive live hide and seek story for tiny people combining puppetry with mesmerising music.
Three Little Vikings (9th April) by Bethan Woollvin tells the story of three brave little Viking girls who save the day in this bold adventure.
The whole family can discover a mystical world in Magical Honey (10th April), featuring dance, magic, storytelling and live music.
Family favourite Fireman Sam Live! The Great Camping Adventure (12th April) follows the beloved children’s character Fireman Sam, as he bravely sets out on an animal adventure from Pontypandy to save a stranded Norman from a cave.
Shlomo’s Beatbox Adventure for Kids (13th April) will ignite the imaginations of budding musicians as world record-breaking beatboxer **SK Shlomo** takes to the Greenwich stage.
Foan & Fortune presents an engaging and uplifting tale with Mess! (14th April). Audiences can join Princess Olive on a thrilling quest packed with original music, magic and comedy.
Full House Theatre’s The Worst Princess (15th- 16th April) will bring families laugh-out-loud comedy, pop anthems, and a larger-than-life dragon.
The Detective Dog (17th–18th April) is a fast-paced celebration of books, reading, libraries, and the powerful, heartwarming relationship between a little boy and his special dog.
Families can also spend the Easter weekend with the most famous caterpillar in the world, as four timeless stories are brought to life in The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show (19th–20th April).
Listings
Greenwich Children’s Theatre Festival
Sunday 6th April – Sunday 20th April 2025
Greenwich Theatre, Crooms Hill, London, SE10 8ES
Further Information: Greenwich Theatre