Children's Theatre in London
132 upcoming children's theatre events
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Brainiac Live
📍 Garrick Theatre
From £23.40
The Gruffalo
📍 Lyric Theatre
From £12.00
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
📍 Theatre Royal Haymarket
From £12.00
Be Like Blippi
📍 The Arts at Marble Arch
From £15.00
Brainiac Live
📍 Garrick Theatre
From £23.40
Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain (2026)
📍 Apollo Shaftesbury Avenue
From £23.40
Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain
📍 Apollo Theatre
Brainiac Live
📍 Garrick Theatre
From £23.40
Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain (2026)
📍 Apollo Shaftesbury Avenue
From £23.40
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
📍 Theatre Royal Haymarket
From £12.00
Brainiac Live
📍 Garrick Theatre
From £23.40
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
📍 Theatre Royal Haymarket
From £12.00
Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain - The Best Bits
📍 Apollo Theatre
From £15.00
Mandie Wilde, Open Southall
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
📍 Theatre Royal Haymarket
From £12.00
Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain (2026)
📍 Apollo Shaftesbury Avenue
From £23.40
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
📍 Theatre Royal Haymarket
From £12.00
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
📍 Phoenix Theatre
From £35.12
The Gruffalo
📍 Lyric Theatre
From £12.00
My Neighbour Totoro
📍 Gillian Lynne Theatre
From £18.00
The Gruffalo
📍 Lyric Theatre
From £12.00
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
📍 Theatre Royal Haymarket
From £12.00
The Gruffalo
📍 Lyric Theatre
From £12.00
Mama G in 'The Magic Bookmark'
📍 The Old Joint Stock
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Children's Theatre in London — Guide
Children's theatre in London is a magical experience that brings stories to life on stage. Perfect for families with young ones, these productions are tailored to engage and entertain children from ages 3 to 12. Expect lively performances, catchy songs, and colorful sets that transport kids into the heart of the story. The shows often incorporate educational themes, making them both fun and informative.
These theatre events can be found in a variety of venues across London. You might catch a performance in a cozy basement club, a pub function room with a warm atmosphere, or an arts centre with state-of-the-art facilities. Dedicated theatre spaces for children’s shows are also common, offering well-equipped stages and seating that caters to families. Performances generally run weekly during school term time, providing a consistent stream of entertainment throughout the year.