10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
No stranger to the Vaults London, Tallulah Brown along with Tangled Thread Theatre Company brings you the world premiere of After The Heat We Battle For the Heart. This year’s…
Broken Leg Theatre never set out to write a politicised piece of theatre. The idea for Three Generations of Women grew out of a conversation in the pub about the different challenges women h…
Win a pair of tickets to see A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Lyric Hammersmith A Midsummer Night's Dream | 19 February " 19 March 2016 | William Shakespeare A Lyric Hammersmith …
A ‘bank for theatre companies’ which issues interest-free loans to artists has launched in the UK. London’s New Diorama Theatre (NDT) has launched the Cash Flow Fund as par…
Caryl Churchill tests the boundaries of playing God in a world obsessed with modification and experimentation. A father's battle to keep a memory alive turns into a life-changing mistake cau…
A prize fund of £12,000 has been given out to develop a new musical. Perfect Pitch and Theatre Royal Stratford East (TRSE) announced the winners of the 2015/16 Perfect Pitch Award Musical…
The End of Longing is so much more than play for Friends fans to go and gush over Matthew Perry. In fact this brilliantly written and oh-so-witty play makes you wonder how Perry’s skil…
There's a great scene in the 2009 rom-com (500) Days of Summer where Joseph Gordon-Levitt goes to a party, hoping to reconcile with his ex-girlfriend. The encounter plays out in split screen…
One of the only programmes of this type in the country, the StoneCrabs Young Directors' Training Programme aims to help train and develop the potential of a group of theatre makers in the be…
Socially engaged, participatory work is a healthy part of any artistic practice. What is any art form without the community it serves? Even so, ArtWorks investigated the landscape for artist…
For someone who is so used to taking off her clothes in public, this is an unusually vulnerable display from Ursula Martinez. She is well-known on the cabaret circuit and her shows leave lit…
David Lindsay-Abaire's Rabbit Hole is delicate. It portrays the delicacy of one family's new normality in grief and the delicacy of our own normality. Rabbit Hole shows us that it only takes…
Anthony Green's new production Hamlet Peckham splits Shakespeare's protagonist into three Hamlets, each played by a different actor. Hamlet one (Sharon Singh) is 'the problem', Hamlet two (M…
I’m not too sure what I was watching in All Genius All Idiot, and yet it seems to do exactly what it says it does. Four bizarrely dressed men, behaving in the most peculiar way throwin…
With blood and the realities of war almost at our doorstep, it seems right Peter Brook's epic Mahabharata finds its way back to us 30 years after its original staging. Described as one of th…
When I ask Florence Keith-Roach about the title of her piece, Eggs, she describes her sister's gastronomic quirk: "she hates eggs, and finds them the most disgusting things." This led to the…
A new campaign has launched which aims to empower emerging theatre makers, and encourage them to keep trying to break into the arts. The 'In Your Hands' campaign will see professionals write…
Snuff Box Theatre has a goal, according to writer Daniel Foxsmith of the company, and it’s to create theatre where "there's never one set style, writing or otherwise, no Snuff Box '…
Collaboration in theatre only makes for stronger artistic productions. Through sharing ideas with others, engaging other artists and companies with unique skills sets, and recognising artist…
Snuff Box Theatre's world premiere of Weald, written by Daniel Foxsmith, is another new writing highlight for the fabulous Finborough Theatre. It is refreshing to see a play that focuses on …
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, …
Birdheart has been co-commissioned by VisionIntoArt and National Sawdust’s curator in resident program. It is created and performed by Julian Crouch and Saskia Lane. Performed in…
When you're a child, there is no guilt, no shame, no pre-conceptions about how people should look or how a life should be lived. When you're a child, questions such as "what do you like abou…
“It's just a normal dinner party!” “But it's not though, is it.” In a last-ditch attempt to rekindle the spark in their long-term relationship, young couple Matt (Don…
Music melts, puppets peep and we know we are in for a treat. It only takes a few moments for the enchanting world of This Was the World and I Was King to propel itself into one of the most w…
