LITTLE ANGEL THEATRE

George the ringmaster has quite the challenge on their hands. The circus isn’t quite what it once was but even still, George has curated a programme of acts more bedazzling than ever.

But first they must make sure all of the acts are ready to razzle-dazzle. Where on earth is Flop? And why is Smelly Dog making all that fuss?

Join Little Angel’s Miniature Travelling Circus and be delighted by beautiful puppets, nostalgic magic tricks and acts so tiny you may wonder how you can possibly see them! From performing mice to acrobatic fleas – this circus has stars you won’t see anywhere else!

How will we be seated?

This show has standard theatre seating – rows of benches facing the stage. There will be up to 90 people watching the show (sometimes more if you come when there are school groups).

Can children join in?

This isn’t an interactive style of show, but there are points where everyone is invited to join in with clapping, cheering or making drum roll noises by tapping their knees. There are also three points where children can put their hands up to volunteer to come on stage, and the performer will pick someone to help them with a magic trick. Otherwise, the audience stay in their seats while watching, but you can leave and re-enter the auditorium at any time.

Is there anything that might be scary?

There is nothing that children are likely to find scary in the show. There is an annoying cat called Scratchy Cat, but she’s not so bad.

Should I bring a child under two?

All ages are welcome at our shows and age ranges can only be a rough guide, but please bear in mind that The Miniature Travelling Circus was not specially designed for babies and toddlers. A show recommended from under age two would usually have more relaxed seating, smaller audience numbers and strong sensory and interactive elements.