Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Hogwallops, Underbelly Circus Hub on The Meadows
‘How are you going to get down from there?’ asks a small child in the audience of The Hogwallops. With a playful shrug, a smile in response and a rippling ch...
Roald Dahl
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Wonderman, Underbelly Potterrow
Dozens of loose pages fly, wondrously whirling round the furiously scrawling hand of an earth-bound airman, in memory of one of the world’s most treasured story...
Review: The Witches, Rose Theatre Kingston
Of all of Roald Dahl’s books, The Witches has got to be one of the scariest for a young child to even entertain. The idea of an adult woman hating children and ...
Review: James and the Giant Peach, Mercury Theatre
The six weeks holiday remain a treat for children and a nightmare for adults as they face the challenge of keeping them entertained. With the outdoors being unp...
Review: The Twits, Royal Court Theatre
It’s fair to say that Roald Dahl’s 1980 children’s book The Twits offers a strong aversion to ‘bad’ people, and a general consensus that they’ll inevitably get ...
Review: James and the Giant Peach, West Yorkshire Playhouse
There’s no disputing that Roald Dahl has written some absolutely brilliant children’s books, bringing to life fantastic adventures that children and adults alik...