Tributes continued to pour in for John Robertson ahead of a busy day of Boxing Day football ...

For more than 30 years, Puppetworks has delighted Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood with performances of The Tortoise and ...

A real boy: Aya Nakamura and Andrea Sadler as Puppeteers and Lee Braithwaite as ‘Pinocchio’ at Shakespeare’s Globe (Johan Persson) ’Tis the season when a family trip to the theatre means being ...

This new Pinocchio musical is a patchy affair which still manages to be infectious enough to bring plenty of Christmas cheer, thanks to the gusto of its performances and home-made design flair.

It’s a brave theatregoer who attends an outdoor production at this time of year, but Shakespeare’s Globe has gone all-out on a beautiful, brand-new musical brimming with enough fun and magic to warm ...

Meticulous direction and an excellent cast bring to life the story of Geppetto and the puppet he crafts from wood ‘Fast is FUN!” bellows Pinocchio as he tears about the stage, testing the limits of ...

Udo Kier has breathed his last. On Sunday, November 23, Variety reported that the legendary German actor, who was famous for his iconic role in Andy Warhol’s 1970s sci-fi movie, Flesh for Frankenstein ...

All family shows aim to please both kids and grown-ups – this one succeeds in enthralling kids and their parents (and at the matinee I saw, their teachers) from the moment they find themselves drawn ...

The original Pinocchio story is a lot darker than you might think if you've only seen the classic Disney animated movie, but the next instalment in the Twisted Childhood Universe (AKA the "Poohniverse ...

Lemony Snicket’s first introduction to Pinocchio was not the animated Disney film, but the original, 19th century fairy tale by Italian author Carlo Collodi. Snicket, the bestselling writer behind A ...

The minds behind the fairytale horror movie series known as the Twisted Childhood Universe (or Poohniverse) have unveiled the first poster for their next horrific fable: Pinocchio: Unstrung. Revealed ...

Disney revealed yesterday that it spent $154.6 million (£122.2 million) on making its live-action version of Pinocchio which was panned by critics and branded "soulless" for its computer generated ...