
We bring stories to life in lots of different ways, from puppetry and live performance to digital content and creative making.
Stories that make you laugh. Stories that teach you something you didn't know. Stories that have been told for generations and stories that haven't been told nearly enough.
We love stories at Little Crowns.
Our Stories
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Coming Soon…
We're still creating this one, so we won't give too much away just yet...
Puppets, props, music and a story about something many of us have experienced in one way or another: finding your voice.
One suitcase.
One storyteller.
We're developing a new 30-minute storytelling show that can travel straight into schools, libraries and community spaces.

A New Story Is Coming...
Sometimes you just need an idea.
Because you don't need lots of expensive things to tell a brilliant story.
Through creative workshops, children use everyday materials, art, craft and their imaginations to create characters, worlds and stories of their own.
The Creative Cupboard, led by Rachel Beckles, is where stories meet making.
A scrap of fabric could become a superhero's cape.
An old sock could become a puppet.
A cardboard box could be a castle.
Every object has a story waiting to happen.
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The Creative Cupboard

We want to make children's content that children enjoy watching and that might just make them curious enough to ask, "What happens next?"
And some might start with something as simple as a puppet and a very good question.
Some might take us around the world.
Some stories might take us into the past.
We create original children's content inspired by history, culture, books, celebrations and the wonderfully big questions children have about the world.
Little Crowns TV is our digital home for stories.
Stories you can watch anywhere.

Little Crowns TV

Journey is one of our larger productions and is available for selected schools, theatres and community programmes.
Because history is full of brilliant stories. Sometimes we just need a different way of telling them.
Created for primary-aged children, Journey takes audiences through different moments in British history, introducing them to incredible people and stories along the way.
Journey is an original Little Crowns Storyhouse production that brings history to life through storytelling, puppetry, music and theatre.
What if you could travel back in time and meet some of the people who helped shape Black British history?
Step into Black British history.

Journey

Here are some of the stories we're telling.

That might take us into a school one day and somewhere completely unexpected the next.
We want to tell stories with schools, families and communities. We want to uncover stories from the past, create completely imaginary ones and help people tell stories from their own lives.
That's the exciting bit.
Not every Little Crowns project will look the same.
