Hemel Hempstead’s Old Town Hall is thrilled to announce Christmas collaboration with major London theatre

Tuesday, 14 October 2025 12:00

By Sarah Harrod

Hot on the paws of last Christmases success, The Old Town Hall in Hemel Hempstead is proud to once again collaborate with Little Angel Theatre on its 2025 Christmas production, Rosie Robin and the Christmas Post.

The shining star of the 2025 Autumn/Winter season, Rosie Robin and the Christmas Post tells the story of one very diligent Robin who works hard to deliver the Christmas post to the animals of Clover Leaf Wood. But when a snowstorm hits, can the animals work together to save Christmas?

A blend of puppetry, physical performance, and song, this gentle, magical, heart-warming show reminds us of the importance of community and helping others, particularly at Christmas. A treat for children aged 2-7 and their families.

The Old Town Hall Theatre Manager, Stewart Fairthorne said: “We’re thrilled to be once again collaborating with Little Angel Theatre on this magical production. Rosie Robin and the Christmas Post is the perfect show to conclude our Autumn/Winter season, offering families an unforgettable festive experience”.

Book your tickets for the festive season here: https://oldtownhall.co.uk/events/rosie-robin-and-the-christmas-post

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