10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Opera. A genre that in contemporary society many view as restricted for musical experts and the elite upper classes. However, The Royal Opera's current reimagining of Wagner's Tannhäuser (1…
"It took the pain to bind us together, closer than ever." Life. It’s something that we all muddle and struggle through. There are ups, downs, and many roads in between that take us in …
How much would you give up to get what you want? Doctor Faustus decided everything. Shipped off his soul to the devil with a blindfold over anything called consequence. In Marlowe's sixteent…
Sensible people would probably say that 4.5 hours of Dutch Shakespeare is too much sand to swallow on a Friday night. Let alone a compilation of his history plays that with the connotations …
Whilst Eclipse isn't the first performance that I've worked on, it's definitely been an eye-opening process to be a part of. At college, I was Assistant Stage Manager for Our House, and assi…
The Jumble Theatre Company are a self-led, inter-generational community theatre group,that collaborate regularly at the Jackson Lane theatre and studio space. It serves as a creative output …
George Orwell, under his birth name Eric Blair, quit his middle-class life to live amongst the poor whilst writing his 1933 novel Down and Out in Paris and London. Nearly a hundred years lat…
As I enter the main space at the Rich Mix Theatre, Shoreditch, loud Balkan music permeates the auditorium. There's an open bar in the theatre space, and an infamous portrait of Shakespeare i…
Are you looking for work in the arts industry? Each week we at A Younger Theatre are featuring the best job applications from across the arts spectrum. Whether you're looking for permanent, …
There is a unique beauty in reading a script or watching a production and realising that the events that unfold can be attributed to a personal experience. Perhaps a scene seems as though it…
Barely Methodical Troupe returns to the Roundhouse with their brand new show Kin. Barely Methodical Troupe broke their way onto the circus circuit back in 2014 with their first show, Bromanc…
US President Barack Obama has visited Shakespeare's Globe, to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the legendary writer's death. The President was welcomed into the theatre by the cast of Ha…
The malleability of theatre is what makes the art form so exciting. There are always ways to make the experience as fresh, engaging and accessible as possible. That's what's going on with a …
There was an exciting vibe yesterday at the Park Theatre before the first performance of this world premiere, and it is safe to say it was enthusiastically received. Maya Sondhi's new play h…
They are back ladies and gentlemen. Exploding into the West End with The Play That Goes Wrong in 2014, Mischief Theatre have been the source of much mirth and merriment since then. Now they …
Who is the dependent: he whose legs have been physically blown off, or he who is mentally compelled to nick his legs with a knife over and over again? Blue on Blue, written by Chip Hardy (fa…
Today marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, the man widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language. The date is being marked in theatres around …
It feels slightly sacrilegious, particularly three days before the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death (like you didn't know that…), to strike a dissonant note against the re…
Tucked away on the corner of Phoenix Street, off Charing Cross Road, the Phoenix Artist Club hosts the intimate and relaxed setting for a story about the well-known, infamous rivalry of Wolf…
Annie Baker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play The Flick comes to London’s National from New York, and it has a lot to say, but perhaps it is taking a bit too long to say it. Avery (J…
Despite being wrongfully convicted of the Guildford pub bombings in 1974, Paul Hill and the 'Guildford Four' spent over 15 years in prison. Martin McNamara's script, based upon letters that …
Win a pair of tickets to see Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill at the Wyndham’s Theatre Six-time Tony Award® winner Audra McDonald makes her West End debut as legendary jazz…
Trying to render the internet onto the stage has over the past few years, proven incredibly hard to do successfully. The sheer breadth of the internet, with all the many issues it raises, ce…
Gavino di Vino's Hackney Gospels is a comedic insight into the life of an African immigrant family. The play focuses on a highly religious mother and her frustration caused by her conflictin…
I was really keen to see Clay by writer Adam Foster as I had previously caught another production co-written by him: Molly at the Edinburgh Fringe last year. The dark content and contemporar…
