Julies Theaterschule

I just watched the first few episodes and was entranced ,Dame Julie Andrews and her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton's new series is entertaining funny and educational and anyone ,child or adult who loves the theatre will adore this show.

Its a theartre n workshop with great guests Human and puppet who take us on a journey of discovery of the craft and magic of Putting on a Show. Her young co host Giulian Yao Gioiello perfectly compliments Julie's experience and charm with youthful enthusiasm and talent.

The first episode Julie and Giulian sing a very credible duet together and it's fgreat to hear Julie Andrews sing again even though of course no more of those glorious high notes.

If you have children who are interested in the arts or just show talent or if you are like me and are someone who loves to be in the audience of a show ,which after all is the most important person in the theartre ,you'll love Julie,s Green Room one of the best things about it is it's common sense educational approach ,no kiddie talk or patronising chat here just fun and music.

It's been hard to find educational shows that are not too young and not too old for our 3 1/2-year-old. This is perfect. I'm so happy to see Julie Andrews promoting and teaching the arts along with great and talented special guests. I love the diversity of each episode looking at all the different roles and skills that are used in a production and that nothing can stand in your way, physical or mental. I've seen mentioned that it would be better with real kids and it honestly doesn't make a difference to me or my daughter and it's a Jim Henson production which is known for using puppets.

I LOVE watching Julie Andrews, and this adorable show was a great way to introduce her to my youngest kids, and I also enjoyed seeing the special guest celebrity appearances. However, I had trouble loving the puppets. The show would have been better with a cast of real kids. I think children watching the show would appreciate seeing actual children learning the performing arts, and it would be more relate-able to them.

When are we going to see more of this amazing series?

I first watched this the day it came out. I was 21, living alone in a tiny college apartment, so I'm definitely not the target demographic. I absolutely adored this! It brought a sense of warmth and nostalgia.

Fast forward to 2020, I was sick with COVID and reaching for any source of positivity to get me through the worst of my sick days. I ended up watching an few episodes again, and as an educator now, definitely see the value in this show! Is it perfect? No. But I absolutely wish they had continued the show. Would have been great to show this and Carol Burnett and Friends to my future kiddos