Cinema/theatre/TV

DreamWorks Animation's Dragons: Race to the Edge premieres on 26 June exclusively on Netflix.

Returning for another year, Fuller’s Inns is delighted to announce Shakespeare in the Garden 2015, in association with Permanently Bard. This year sees the theatre company interpret of one of Shakespeare’s most popular love stories: Romeo and Juliet.

Plan ahead: Kids Week is back this August, offering FREE tickets to more than 40 top London shows! Booking opens at 10am on Tuesday 16 June, and the offer is valid for performances throughout the whole of August.

It's back – the Newflix original series which has had everyone hooked and waiting for more, season three of Orange Is The New Black starts today and Anne Coates went along to the London preview...

Moomins on the Riviera opens in cinemas nationwide through Vertigo Films from today. Yvette Henlon and her family went along to a preview screening.

Les Petits Theatre Company has triumphed with Adventures in Wonderland and, to prove it, the run has been extended by popular demand to the end of August. Harriet and Anne Coates went along to the London Vaults to be literally drawn into the fabulous world of Lewis Carroll's Alice.

All six episodes of the Netflix original docu-series Chef’s Table, created by lauded filmmaker David Gelb ("Jiro Dreams of Sushi") will premiere on April 26 at 8:01am GMT exclusively on Netflix.

Harriet and Anne Coates went to see the fourth in the series: My First Ballet: Swan Lake produced by the English National Ballet and danced by second year students at the English National Ballet School at the Peacock Theatre in London. It was a theatrical experience not to be missed.

Story Pocket Theatre in asssociation with Guildford's Yvonne Arnaud Theatre presents Arabian Nights – physical theatre for children aged five plus. Anne Coates went along with Olivia and Harriet – all three were entranced by the perfomances.

We can't all get to the National Theatre – or afford it if you factor in babysitting as well – but now you can watch the fabulous production of Behind the Beautiful Forevers at a Vue Cinema near you on 2 April 2015. Anne Coates went to a special screening.

UK tour of the award-winning show Arabian Nights presented by Story Pocket Theatre in association with Guildford's Yvonne Arnaud Theatre.

English National Ballet and English National Ballet School are delighted to announce tour details for My First Ballet: Swan Lake, the reimagined iconic Tchaikovsky ballet made accessible and enjoyable for audiences as young as three years old.

The creative team behind Alice’s Adventures Underground – already hailed as one of 2015’s hottest tickets – will also be premiering a separate show for children aged five and up, entitled Adventures in Wonderland. This multi-sensory and interactive theatre production at the Vaults, Waterloo, is timed to coincide with the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carroll’s classic novel.

The Adventures of Puss in Boots, the latest in a rapidly expanding list of original series that DreamWorks Animation is creating for Netflix that includes Turbo FAST and All Hail King Julien is now available. The first five 22-minute episodes are ready to view for Netflix members in the US, Canada, Latin America, UK, Ireland, the Nordics, Benelux and France.

Showing until 8 February, 2015, at the Polka's Adventure Theatre, Grandad, Me and Teddy Too is a charming show created especially for children aged two to five years. Harriet and Anne Coates went along for the experience.

Blue Peter will today announce a groundbreaking new venture as it launches a search for three "CBBC Intelligence Officers". The exciting new project will see the iconic CBBC brand collaborating with, and gaining unprecedented access to MI5, the Security Service.

Into The Woods has just opened in UK cinemas and is great family entertainment, writes Anne Coates.

Oily Cart in association with The Southbank Centre presents There Was An Old Woman at the Royal Festival Hall Blue Room and  then on tour to Warwick Arts Centre, Clwyd Theatr Cymru, Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury and the Chichester Festival Theatre. Harriet and Anne Coates went to join in the fun.