Each carefully crafted Tales from the Shed show is packed with educational songs, movement, and language games, designed to support brain development and early learning in young children. We celebrate diversity and inclusion in everything we do, creating a space where all children - no matter their background or ability- can take part and feel the magic of theatre.
Every week brings a brand-new theme, making each performance a unique adventure, see below for weekly themes and dates!
Having worked alongside early years experts for over three decades, our diverse team brings stories to life with much-loved characters like Can-Can the beautiful bird, laid-back Lion Down, and the hilarious Thing That Goes Blurgh! These stories aren't just entertaining - they're designed to inspire creativity, promote emotional expression, and foster social interaction among children.
At Tales from the Shed, we believe in the power of performance to spark joy, curiosity, and connection. By encouraging participation, we invite children to actively engage with the stories, helping to create lasting memories and nurturing a love for learning.
What is Tales from the Shed?
Tales from the Shed are vibrant, inclusive theatre shows that are perfect for young children. They are informal, lively and amazingly engaging as the performers and audience share the same space.
Age Restriction
Tales from the Shed is for children from 0-6 years only. With the exception of older siblings, no children over the age of 6 will be admitted.
If you wish to know more about why this is policy is being enforced please email Pete Dowse (
[email protected]) or Loren Jacobs (
[email protected]) from the Tales team
Seating
Seating is mostly on mats on the floor so that children and performers can freely move around the space. Chairs are available for anyone who would prefer not to sit on the floor.
Pricing
You will need to purchase a ticket for everyone from the age of 6 months. If you are bringing a child under 6 months they are free of charge and you do not need to get them a ticket
