Theatre REVIEW: Horrible Histories - The Concert - ★★★★★

Mix Up Theatre (Stewart)
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For the very first time, your favourite songs and actors from the BAFTA Award-winning CBBC TV series will be appearing live on stage in a very special production!

The ultimate first concert for kids!

When William Shakespeare is asked to create the greatest show on earth, he’s already facing a tough challenge (he knows he’s good but is he that good?!) but he’s no idea how much trouble he’ll get from monstrous monarchs like King Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria! Things hot up when Death appears – and now Boudica and Cleopatra want to take over! Can things get any worse? Of course they can!!!

Don’t miss this unique chance to see the amazing TV actors singing the sensational TV songs, including Stupid Deaths, Charles II, Dick Turpin, The Monarchs Song and many more! Featuring a live band, led by the Horrible Histories song master Richie Webb, this is one show you won’t want to miss! Bring your singing voices for a truly Horrible show!

Where?

Festival Theatre, Edinburgh - Part of UK Tour

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Nerea (Age 6) - ★★★★★

"Horrible Histories – The Concert A review by a Trinity PS P2 pupil

Last Friday, I went to see Horrible Histories – The Concert at a theatre in Edinburgh, and it was SO much fun!

The Music I loved the music so much because it was really upbeat and I liked the rhythm. It made me want to dance!

The Acting The acting was very good and the characters were SO funny – they made me laugh inside out! My favourites were Queen Mary and Shakespeare. Shakespeare was worrying about everything and did a really funny dance. But I liked all of them because they all made me laugh.

What to Expect When you go to this show, you can expect music, dancing and joining in with games. Everyone around me was laughing and singing. When it finished, they all stood up to clap, and we were all asking for more – and we got it!

My Favourite Part My favourite game was Chop or Not. I also learned some real historical facts, which was really cool!

Would I recommend it? YES! Go and see it – you will laugh so much!"