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Based on Michael Rosen’s poem, The Firebird is a new puppet opera composed by Noah Mosley and co-produced by English Touring Opera and Little Angel Theatre.

The film brings together singers, instrumentalists and puppeteers in an atmospheric fun, comic, and enthralling online puppet opera for children directed by Valentina Ceschi and designed by Little Angel Theatre’s Ellie Mills.

Ages 7+

Shakespeare’s The Tempest, adapted by Hannah Khalil. Miranda tells the story of her life on the island. Forced out of their previous life, escaping at sea in a dinghy and stranded on a strange island with her father, Miranda tells us about the magical storm which changed everything…

Remember that feeling when it seems like nobody likes you and you’ll never be noticed let alone kissed?

Ignoring the bullies Medusa, and her trio of snake-hair sidekicks, set out on an odyssey of discovery determined to find love on her own terms. A riotously joyful punk musical retelling of the Medusa myth, for anyone who’s ever felt different…

Bertie… is an environmental entertainment and education series (7 episodes) for children aged 3 to 8 on LAT’s YouTube Channel. Lilly meets a different animal in a different place in the world in each episode, and children will learn about different environmental issues and consider how they can take their own steps to help combat climate change.

Come hurtling through space on a zany zoomy musical journey with Star Baby! Meet the Disco Space Snail, a lonely moon, a tiny planet called Mr Bear and an alien family who live in a Boot-Rocket. Puppetry and stop-motion collide in this bonkers electro space odyssey for ages 3yrs+

Ram Devineni, creator of Priya – India’s first female superhero (and named “gender equality champion” by UN Women) teams with Raven Kaliana, an award-winning UK-based puppetry director to create Priya and the Twirling Wind.

Over the past 60 years, a huge range of designers have brought their unique puppet designs to life on the Little Angel Theatre stage – from marionettes in Angelo to light-up foxes in WOW! It’s Night-Time and cardboard creations in the online adaptation of I Want My Hat Back. In this new online series, Little Angel’s very own Little Angel puppet will meet and interview these designers, including Toby Olié, Jimmy Grimes and Alison Alexander, finding out more about their experiences of puppetry design and why they love working in the field. Each designer will also bring along an easy puppet make that children can follow along at home.

Elephant is tired, and just in need of a good sleep for 10 minutes or so. His old armchair is comfy but worn out, and he can’t sit down without it making twingy-twangy noises.

From a tree in a garden a seed falls. From under a leaf a Caterpillar crawls. A time to play and a time to grow, a time to see Where Caterpillars Go… Follow an inquisitive Caterpillar on a beautiful journey where together we’ll explore life, growth, wonder and fear.

Naomi and her cat Tom are best friends. They love nothing more than sitting on the sofa together watching TV after a long day. But one afternoon, Naomi comes home to find Tom is nowhere to be seen!

With a wicked bug-mother and a pair of creepy-crawly step-sisters, shy, plain Slugerella stands no chance of making it to The Ugly Bug Ball!

River and Ash are as happy as can be, out in nature, lost in their music until the ground opens up and swallows Ash whole, dragging them into the Underworld!

Feels Like Home is a heart-warming story of friendship and teamwork brought to life through puppetry. Celebrating the beauty of the autumn, this cosy story will get you wondering who (or what) is out there amongst the leaves?

The safe comfort of Mossy Glade in the deep forest is disrupted as a band of merry mushroom friends have one of their own snatched away!

Father Christmas, Santa Claus, St Nick… we think we know who’s responsible for delivering our presents on Christmas Eve. But who plots the sleigh’s route, triple checks the presents and manages air traffic control on the all-important night? Mother Christmas, of course!

A curious little fish wants to explore the big, wide world outside of his fish bowl in a house in Cross Street. One brave leap from the window takes the little fish down into the gutter, along the Thames and beyond. As the little fish will learn, a big adventure is often what it takes to make us appreciate the familiarity of home.

Little Angel Theatre are excited to be partnering with Michael Rosen to produce an online, puppetry adaptation of Clever Cakes.

Scoop the Junk lady and Bertie the Bottle welcome you back into their special space, where they make things out of the stuff other people throw away, and use them to tell stories. This time, they’ll tell you the story of Mr Gobble’s Garden.

This digital retelling is inspired by our 2018 production Junk (which saw us transform our studio space into a recycling plant). It will revisit Scoop, the junk lady, and show you into her secret space – a place where she gathers and stores all of the interesting things that other people throw away, and uses them to tell stories.