This £14 million theatre is the plushest venue for children's plays in the capital. The Unicorn Theatre has two spaces; The Weston Theatre holds 300 people and the Clore Theatre holds 120. The company was founded in 1947, with a mission to create shows for children which are fun, challenging and exciting. The Unicorn also has its own production team, rehearsal studio, meeting rooms and cafe. Past productions include 'Journey to the River Sea', ' Jemima Puddle Duck and Friends' and 'Billy the Kid'.
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Unicorn Theatre
Handa's Hen 25th November 2009 - 13th December 2009 Adapted from a picture book by Eileen Browne, Handa's Hen...
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Cinderella 5th December 2009 - 24th January 2010 The favourite rags-to-riches children's classic, Cinderella, is given a new...
Cinderella
Unicorn Theatre, SE1 2HZ
5th December 2009 - 24th January 2010
The favourite rags-to-riches children's classic, Cinderella, is given a new twist at the ... More
Children's Book Week
Unicorn Theatre, SE1 2HZ
6th October 2008 - 12th October 2008
National Children's Book Week takes place every year in October. Designed to highlight the... More
Play Antartica
Until 30th April 2006
This awe-inspiring production brings Craig Vear's composition 'Antarctica' to the stage and is the ideal distraction for your restless bunch over the... More
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Adapted from a picture book by Eileen Browne, Handa's Hen is a colourful African adventure for younger children. Aimed at 2-5 year olds, Handa's Hen ...More
The favourite rags-to-riches children's classic, Cinderella, is given a new twist at the Unicorn Theatre this Christmas as My Parents are Aliens writer Phil Porter ...More
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This £14 million theatre is the plushest venue for children's plays in the capital. The Unicorn Theatre has two spaces; The Weston Theatre holds 300 people and the Clore Theatre holds 120. The company was founded in 1947, with a mission to create shows for children which are fun, challenging and exciting. The Unicorn also has its own production team, rehearsal studio, meeting rooms and cafe. Past productions include 'Journey to the River Sea', ' Jemima Puddle Duck and Friends' and 'Billy the Kid'.
