Look at the fun we had in Kids Week 2014! Browse through our selection of photos below, taken at some of the fabulous free activities and workshops run as part of Kids Week.
First Published 30 August 2013, Last Updated 3 September 2014
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Kids Week families got a rare opportunity to have a picture with the tiger.
Everyone enjoyed a singalong at The Tiger Who Came To Tea workshop!
The children at the Matilda The Musical activity getting involved in drama games and warm ups.
Taking part in a treasure hunt at the What The Ladybird Heard activity!
A lucky few got to re-create a scene from the show at the Criterion Theatre. Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
Two kids learning the movements of a scene from The 39 Steps! Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
A stunning shot of the children taking part in a Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time workshop on stage at the Gielgud.
Everyone is settled down for the Hetty Feather activity at the Vaudeville Theatre. Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
The Hetty Feather team allowed our kids week bookers to try on replica victorian outfits. Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
Kids creating famous French Lnadmark the Eiffel Tower. Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
The guys creating more special images in the Les Miserables workshop. Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
Everyone getting involved at the Shakeseare In Love activity, trying to find different Shakespeare quotes! Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
A directing workshop with the Associate Director of Shakespeare In Love, Oli Rose. Photo Credit: Pamela Raith
The team at The Commitments taught the kids all the parts to Mustang Sally.
They wanna dance with somebody! Kids learnt the finale of The Bodyguard on stage at the Adelphi theatre.
Rhys Lambert (Charlie) from Charlie And The Chocolate Factory took part in the Kids Week Q&A.
The cast from Charlie And The Chocolate Factory were on hand to answer the audience questions!
Thriller Live participants pose for a group photo on stage at the end of their dancing workshop!
Young children got the chance to create their very own Elephantom.
An example of one of the hugely creative Elephantoms created by the Kids Week kids!
Top Hat participants had their photo taken with the Top Hat touring teddy bear, Ted Astaire!
Little ones got the chance to play games at the What The Ladybird Heard activity.
Little ones enjoyed playing games at What The Ladybird Heard.
