10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
The Cause is written in three segments separated by both time and location. Firstly we are presented with Sandor Teleki (Tony Wredden), a painter of Hungarian heritage, and Margit (Angela Di…
People Places & Things | 15 Mar – 18 Jun 2016 Fresh from a sold-out season at the National’s Dorfman Theatre, People, Places & Things by award-winning playwright D…
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, …
It has been 29 years since Akhnaten was revived at the Coliseum after its UK premiere in 1985. Widely considered one of Philip Glass's finest works, and also the last of his trio of operas o…
It’s not the norm to enter an auditorium with a dancer poised, ready to begin on stage while the house lights are still lit. Akram Khan’s revival of Kaash begins in exactly this …
It's an uncomfortable truth that torture is taking place in silenced pockets of the world, as I write now and later as you read. Mario Benedetti's play Pedro and the Captain aims to tell the…
Secret Opera presents this production of G. Puccini's Madama Butterfly as part of The Gender Project, which intends to approach opera from a LGBT point of view and with an open mind about ca…
Animal behaviour has long been studied through live experiments " put a rat in a maze, apply a stimulus and see how it reacts. The Truman Show is a 1990s film whereby Jim Carrey finds himsel…
One of the largest and longest running theatre education projects is celebrating its tenth birthday. Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank has brought 150,000 school children to Shakespeare…
As a festival which celebrates writing for young people, the performers taking part in National Theatre Connections must be between the ages of 13 and 19. Most of our cast are first year uni…
For those who haven't had the pleasure of watching a silent movement drama, this beautiful piece of theatre will grab you by the scruff of the neck and leave you wanting more. The bond betwe…
Against literally no odds, I have survived this savage affliction of the throat. Finally I can resume the vitally important work that I am entirely, sometimes, committed to and bring you, th…
It’s that time of year again everyone! The third year Writing, Directing and Performance students at the University of York are performing in their Early Modern production assessments.…
One of the England's biggest music and arts festivals has released its theatre line up. Latitude Festival in Henham Park, Suffolk, has announced that Circa, Blind Summit and Les Enfants Terr…
He may be one of the most well-known and celebrated playwrights in history, but William Shakespeare is not an easy man to understand. Language has moved on to such a large degree in the last…
Most people know that history is often written by the victors. A deformed, scheming, nephew-killing Richard III was made popular by Shakespeare's famous play, written while the Tudors who ha…
If you're looking for a traditional production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, run for the hills, because Filter Theatre's incarnation is anything but. I'd say expect the unexpected, but I don…
Secret Opera, created in 2014 as part of The New London Opera Players, is presenting (as part of The Gender Project) a number of opera productions approached from a LGBT point of view, parti…
A new theatre installation in London is aiming to help people suffering with dementia. The Garden installation by Spare Tyre, opens to the public on March 4 in the New Diorama Theatre in Cam…
In the West End’s Criterion Theatre, Nina Conti's ventriloquist act In Your Face is a hilarious mix of deadpan ventriloquism and side splitting audience participation. In Your Face …
A scheme to help support independent arts critics at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is now open for applications. The Network of Independent Critics (NIC) aims to help writers at the huge art…
There are a plethora of topics considered unpalatable and difficult to bring up with your children, and mental illness is definitely one of them. It often proves hard enough for adults to un…
The nominees for the 2016 Olivier Awards have been released. Gypsy leads the nominations with eight, including acting nods for star Imelda Staunton. Mark Rylance is up for Best Actor for …
Eggs is a new work from the writer and actor of VAULT Festival 2015’s sold-out, critically-acclaimed show, Love To Love To Love You. The play was chosen by Nick Hern Books to be pub…
It is always risky taking something intensely personal and placing it on stage, warts and all, in front of an audience. Scary Shit does just that. Rhiannon Faith and Maddy Morgan have used t…
