The Kids Week 2015 line-up has been announced and more than 40 top London shows are offering free tickets and activities for children and families this August (www.kidsweek.co.uk – one child free with every adult paying full price).
Tick
ets go on sale at 10am on Tuesday 16 June online or via the dedicated ticket hotline on 0844 248 5151. Kids Week is supported by Ticketmaster and there are no booking or postage fees.
Now in its 18th year and run by Society of London Theatre, Kids Week is all about encouraging young people and their families to experience the magic of live theatre. During Kids Week a child aged 16 or under can go free to participating shows when accompanied by an adult paying full price. Up to two extra children’s tickets can also be purchased at half price, per transaction.
Kids Week also has a range of free activities and events – many new ones and others that are back by popular demand. Children can take a Billy Elliot the Musical ballet class, or take part in a storytelling workshop for I Believe In Unicorns. Under fives are invited to meet The Gruffalo or enjoy fun activities with Aliens Love Underpants and, for older children, there’s the chance to perform the choreographic moves from the hit musical Jersey Boys, go backstage with The Mousetrap to meet the current cast of the longest-running play in the world, learn some of Wicked’s secrets or discover the art of improvisation from The Play That Goes Wrong.
In addition to the free children’s tickets, families will be able to enjoy Kids Eat Free meal deals at selected London restaurants and take advantage of travel and hotel offers.
The shows taking part in Kids Week 2015 are:
Ages 3+
Aliens Love Underpants; Ben and Holly’s Little Kingdom; David Wood’s Storytime – The Gingerbread Man; Dinosaur Zoo; The Gruffalo; The Three Little Pigs.
All ages 5+
The 39 Steps; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time; Disney’s The Lion King; Hetty Feather; Horrible Histories – Barmy Britain – Part Three!; I Believe In Unicorns; Let It Be; Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games; Mamma Mia!; Matilda the Musical; Les Misérables; The Phantom of the Opera; Pinocchio; The Railway Children; Sinatra at the London Palladium; Stomp; Thriller Live; War Horse; Wicked.
Parental Guidance
Bend It Like Beckham; Billy Elliot the Musical; The Commitments; Dusty; The Importance of Being Earnest, Impossible, Memphis the Musical; The Mousetrap; The Play That Goes Wrong; Seven Brides For Seven Brothers; Sunny Afternoon; The Woman in Black.
15+
1984; American Idiot; Jersey Boys; The Mentalists; Miss Saigon.
Please note: shows are listed by age suitability but this is only a guideline. Information about the shows is available on the Kids Week website. Shows on offer may change throughout the promotion and all offers are subject to availability for specific performances (especially at weekends).
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