Little Red Riding Hood
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Little Red Riding Hood ✱
Age
4 — 8 y.o
Level
A1 English
Length
65 minutes
Actors
3
Into the woods we go… but watch out for the Big Bad Wolf!
Join Little Red Riding Hood on a colourful, funny and interactive adventure through the forest as she sets off to visit Grandma. Along the way there will be surprises, laughter, songs and plenty of opportunities for our young audience to join in!
Created especially for young learners, this playful production uses simple vocabulary, repetition, music, actions and audience participation to help children follow the story while naturally
The production is supported by professional theatre technology, including theatrical lighting, sound system and a LED wall. Our high-tech LED wall becomes part of the adventure, transforming the stage into the magical world of Little Red Riding Hood.
It will be used interactively, giving children opportunities to practise the English vocabulary and grammar so they are learning while having fun with the characters, creating the excitement of a full live theatre experience while keeping the storytelling clear and accessible for younger audiences no matter the venue.
Music also plays an important role, with songs performed as part of the story, helping children engage with English through rhythm, repetition
and memorable language.
Children won’t simply sit and watch — they will listen, sing, shout, answer, practise and play along
as the story unfolds.
Before and after the show
Dedicated Little Red Riding Hood workbooks and educational materials will soon be available on this page.
Teachers can use the pre-show activities to introduce children to key vocabulary, characters and language they will hear during the performance, helping them arrive feeling prepared and excited.
Afterwards, post-show activities will help students revisit the story, reinforce newly learned vocabulary and grammar, and continue practising their English back in the classroom.
Optional Workshop
Schools can also choose an interactive workshop with all students,
giving children another opportunity to practise vocabulary and language from the production through fun, theatre-based activities.