Laugh out loud with Shelf: The Kids' Show, an award-winning comedy sketch show for kids aged four to ten and fun for the whole family too!
Why watch Shelf: The Kids' Show
Why watch Shelf: The Kids' Show
Shelf: The Kids' Show is an award-winning comedy act, a hit with kids at the 2023 Leicester Comedy Festival. This high-energy, hilarious kids' show is brought to you by the comedy double act Shelf, aka Rachel WD and Ruby Clyde, well known for their debut in 2022. The show's success on BBC Three, with over one million views, is a testament to its entertainment value. Book your Shelf: The Kids' Show London tickets to enjoy sketches, pranks, and silliness that are just as entertaining for adults as they are for kids.
The story
Join best friends Rachel and Ruby for a kids' comedy show that's packed full of laughter and fun. Filled with engaging sketches, catchy songs, and playful pranks, the show explores themes of emotions, friendship, and shyness in an entertaining and light-hearted way. Expect a combination of clowning, physical theatre, and slapstick, all delivered with Shelf’s signature high energy and silliness.
Great for
Fans of comedy | Families | Kids aged four to ten
Cancellation policy
Cancellation policy
These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Know before you go
Know before you go
Show details
Genre: Comedy
Audience: Suitable for 3+
Theatre name: Underbelly Festival – Cavendish Square
Theatre capacity: 276
Theatre facilities: Stalls, toilets, wheelchair accessible
Dress code: Smart casual
Cast & crew
Leading roles: Rachel WD & Ruby Clyde
Additional tips
- Most theatres are air-conditioned year-round, so it can get a bit chilly. Bring a light jacket just in case.
My tickets
My tickets
- You will receive an email with your Shelf: The Kids' Show voucher. Please display the same on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID.
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