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Image:The Forest
Mon 13 Feb - Thu 16 Feb
A Fevered Sleep / Fuel production

The Forest

There is a place at the very heart of the forest.  A place where things are not quite what they seem.  People become animals, birds become music, day becomes night-time, leaves become light.  It’s full of adventure. It’s always changing.  It’s The Forest. By Fevered Sleep.

Image:Disco Kids
Sun 26 Feb

Disco Kids

Join us for the first Family Sunday of 2012! Get your groove on at our hugely popular disco dance party for under 5’s and their mums, dads, friends and families.

Image:The Owl and the Pussycat
Sun 4 Mar
Hiccup Theatre in association with The Point Eastleigh presents

The Owl and the Pussycat

Follow Owl and Pussycat as they set out on the high seas with only some honey, money and a runcible spoon to help them find their way through a topsy turvey world.

Image:Red Riding Hood
Sun 11 Mar
Engine House and Lakeside present

Red Riding Hood

A new version of the classic children's fairytale by Mike Kenny. Grandma, what big teeth you've got...

Image:Disco Kids
Sun 25 Mar

Disco Kids

Get your groove on at our disco dance party for the under 5’s and their mums, dads, friends and families.

Image:Kid Carpet & The Noisy Animals
Sun 1 Apr
Kid Carpet & Theatre Bristol Presents

Kid Carpet & The Noisy Animals

A lively and fantastically fun new Rock n’ Roll musical for kids. With a unique mix of theatre, comedy, animation and original live music.

Image:A 21st Century Tea Dance
Tue 3 Apr
Entelechy and the Albany present

A 21st Century Tea Dance

Put on your dancing shoes and get ready for an unforgettable experience.

Image:The Snail and the Whale
Sun 15 Apr
Tall Stories presents

The Snail and the Whale

'How I long to sail,’ said the tiny snail… An imaginative stage adaptation of the award-winning children's book by Julia Donaldson.