10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Neil Koenigsberg's Off the King’s Road is both a comic and poignant piece of theatre, which effortlessly captures what it is like to be lonely. Matt Browne (Michael Brandon), a recentl…
This Was The World and I Was King is a war-time drama about Evelyn, who returns to her family home; the play engrosses the audience in a nostalgiac recounting of the events of her childhood.…
Win tickets to National Theatre Connections 2016 NT Connections 2016 | Olivier Theatre Connections is the National Theatre's annual festival of new plays for youth theatres and schools.…
Were we lied to? Was it legal? Was it wrong? Was it avoidable? What were the consequences? Chilcot answers none of these questions. Chilcot cleverly presents you with seemingly neutral and u…
“I promised the 323 people who died [in the Falklands War] that every time I told their story, I would do it to honour their deaths” " Ruben Otero, cast member and survivor of th…
Once again the Old Red Lion hits the nail of everything pub theatre should be on the head, housing Richard D Sheridan's Odd Shaped Balls. Another punchy, socially relevant and boundary-bashi…
Sexual fantasies, fictional bombs and racial hatred are just some of the themes explored in Love, Bombs & Apples. Written by Hassan Abdulrazzak and directed by Rosamunde Hutt, this play …
Incoming Festival has a fantastic range of workshops for emerging artists that are only £3 to attend in Central London. Hear from renowned theatre critic, Lyn Gardner; learn to wrestle on…
Marilyn Monroe " or Norma Jeane as she was born – most people already know the classic tale of the orphan turned icon.  Celebrating her ninetieth year, Christopher's Swann's prod…
Chris Lemmon's one-man play Twist of Lemmon is a witty, insightful and behind closed doors look at one of the most famous and iconic leading actors of Hollywood, his father Jack Lemmon. T…
A man sits, alone, isolated, staring bleakly into the distance. Across his face run memories of his past, concern of the present and fear of what is to come. This is the moment we are first …
Christie in Love, about serial killer John Christie, proved an interesting watch. Performed from the vantage point of the police, Christie in Love depicts some very human reactions …
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Russian political activist and member of the infamous punk group Pussy Riot, Maria Alyokhina, is performing her theatre debut with a refugee-led theatre company. Belarus Free Theatre (BFT), …
Wow! It's really hard to find the words to describe this show. First of all, because it is not exactly a show, nor is it a concert. It is a beautiful sharing of Taylor Mac's enormous talent,…
Sideways: The Play enjoyed a sell-out stint at La Jolla Playhouse in California, and now this Pinot Noir praising, Merlot pounding comedy has arrived in London. The production is directed by…
In true 1950s style, the ladies in Les Femmes Circus come onto stage in polka-dot dresses, pinnies and red lipstick. Feather dusters in hand ready to clean, cook and perform their housewifel…
A warm orange spotlight is all that illuminates the actors as they sit upstage. A low, constant background hum from the live guitar is present from the start. Plucked strings, slides and per…
So, this is what the programme says this show is about: “Every year two friends meet on the same day in their two favourite cities to catch up and go over old times. One year it’…
Absurdity is not that abundant in British theatre, and so I applaud Eggs Collective for bringing it back with Late Night Love. The show is inspired by the confessional radio show of the same…
When I see ‘one man show’ in the description for a production, it is usually enough to put me off, but when I saw ‘choose your own adventure’ before those…
When one sees an advert for an experimental theatre festival, it is always uncertain how "experimental" the pieces presented will be. Will they merely explore new possibilities within the re…
Having just seen the New Diorama's play Down And Out In Paris last week at the Greenwich Theatre, it's safe to say they are a powerhouse. Artistic Director David Byrne is creating physical a…
Cuttin' It is a beautiful little firecracker of a play with a powerful message. Charlene James's new play, produced in association with the Young Vic and Royal Court, takes the form of two m…
One of theatre’s special characteristics is the way in which it engages its audience through the power of imagination. It can transport us to new worlds, lands and time periods through…
