10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Samba and Tears and Bridging the Void is an experimental double bill interested in fusing movement and dance with multimedia. Directed and choreographed by Sivan Rubinstein, Samba and Tears …
Looking great for 60, the Royal Court celebrates its milestone with an array of outward looking projects. Lynne Gagliano, Head of Young Court, sure knows how to throw a party. Heading up the…
Deathwatch | Print Room at the Coronet | 11 April " 7 May 2016 Win a pair of tickets to see Deathwatch by Jean Genet in a translation by David Rudkin The Print Room is offering A Y…
WAIL | Battersea Arts Centre | 5 " 23 April at 7:30pm Tickets £12.50-£15 Why do whales sing? Why do humans wail? Last year, Little Bulb Theatre embarked on a quest to discove…
Of all of Roald Dahl's books, The Witches has got to be one of the scariest for a young child to even entertain. The idea of an adult woman hating children and wanting to hurt them deeply is…
Circa 1820 a British aristocratic couple took in a poor shipwrecked girl because they thought she was a lost exotic princess from a distant kingdom. They introduced her to the high society a…
George Price is an intriguing figure. Originally a staunch atheist, he married then divorced a Catholic woman before undergoing an intense religious conversion. His work was enough to gain h…
Arthur Miller's The Crucible may be one of the most frequently performed plays there is, meaning that any production of it will be met with high expectations. Although a wonderful play, the …
When working in a conventional art form such as opera, with its roots stubbornly planted in the past, it can be difficult to imagine it shining a new light on the world. Many young audience …
According to writers/directors Will Cowell and Jonnie Bayfield, the waiting room for the afterlife looks a lot like a Victorian study, complete with dark wooden bookcases and old-fashioned f…
This production of Henry V by Antic Disposition is a snapshot of the past. The minute you enter Middle Temple Hall you are transported into a faraway century. The decoration of the hall, as …
My Father, Odysseus | Unicorn Theatre | Until 10 April By Timberlake Wertenbaker ★★★★ Times, The Stage, The Upcoming Don’t miss this modern, rich and …
The pop-up theatre Found111 stages the intimate staging of Simon Evans's revival of Bug " Tracy Letts's take on the rise of technology and conspiracy theories, making it all the more timely …
No Help Sent; an acronym for NHS, I realised in an ‘aha’ moment, aptly describes our imminent fate should our National Health Service be demolished. Writer Jack West draws worthy…
Fables For A Boy at the Lost Theatre is, according to the programme, “A Different Kind Of Musical”. Whilst I confess that I’ve not seen that much like it at the theatre bef…
Go and see this production. Go and witness the very essence of drama in practice. Change is occurring now and right now in Lorraine Hansberry's twentieth century masterpiece (expertly fin…
One-man shows involving Jewish heritage must be like buses. One week after seeing the excellent Tailor of Inverness, an entirely theatrical and resonating production, now we've got Bubble Sc…
Michelle Magorian's classic children's novel Goodnight Mister Tom has captured the hearts of people since its publication in 1981, along with the 1998 film adaptation. A couple of years ago,…
For the past three weeks I have been working to develop the role of Prince Aiden in Mahogany Opera Group’s newest operatic adventure for children, The Rattler. I feel very lucky to be …
Creating theatre for babies and small children requires patience, attention to detail, and a facility for play. I often feel that the process is longer, more intense, and more exhausting tha…
Neil LaBute's Reasons To Be Happy is the second play in a trilogy that began in 2008 with Reasons To Be Pretty, and will conclude in the near future with the sublimely titled Reasons To Be P…
The subject of understudies seems to be particularly potent at the moment. As producers rely more heavily on star vehicles to sell tickets, press attention is heightened when their understud…
My Father Odysseus, written by Timberlake Wertenbaker, is an adaptation of the historical Greek tragedy about the king of Ithaca and his family. Odysseus (played by Jeffery Kissoon) is lo…
The Narcissist follows the story of Charlie as he goes through therapy, trying to understand his very broken family and how they have made him who he is today. The script is really the star …
There's been unanimous appreciation for People, Places and Things for quite some time now, and a collective agreement that seeing it on stage " with Denise Gough in the lead role " …
