10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
4000 Days is the latest venture of the lovably quirky Park Theatre, which consistently delivers high quality shows as well as a great atmosphere. The story follows Michael (Alistair McGowan)…
We are ATRESBANDES, a theatre company from Barcelona, and our work takes us all over Europe. We've been working internationally since our second production A l’Altra Banda/De l&#…
What if Shakespeare wrote about today's royals, rather than kings from the sixteenth century and earlier? That's the premise posited by King Charles III, a five-act play in iambic pentame…
Chris Urch's Bruntwood award-winning second play is an example of an excellent script translated into a stunning performance by truly fine acting " no gimmicks, no flashy lighting design or …
I often have my most profound realisations when picking food from the kitchen plughole of the restaurant that I work at. Several months after graduating from drama school, gathering mash and…
Image: Courtesy of Rebecca Crookshank A former airwoman of the Royal Air Force (RAF) is starring in a one-woman play about her time in the military, and the gender inequality, sexual harassm…
When the box office assistant tells you that the show you've been sent to review is actually a rehearsed reading, I hope I'm not the only theatre fanboy to hope they are about to witness an …
Stunning sets, opulent costumes, and unquestionable talent " this is how opera should be seen and is what's delivered in Richard Eyre's La Traviata. It's been over twenty years since Eyre…
London’s largest fringe festival will be making its third appearance under Waterloo station this month. VAULT Festival is kicking off from the 27 January to 6 March and the multi-art e…
The National Deaf Children's Society have launched the 2016Â Raising the Bar competition, which encourages young deaf actors, musicians and dancers to showcase their skills. The competitio…
Luigi Pirandello's Vestire Gli Ignudi was first performed in 1922 in Rome, the city in which it was set. Howard Colyer's free translation, Naked, shifts the action from inter-war Italy to 19…
A dysfunctional American family. A cast of carefully drawn, fatally flawed characters. An undercurrent of burning ideological conflict. You'd be forgiven for thinking that The Long Road Sout…
What if Adolf Hilter were a contestant in the Big Brother house? What if his outspoken manner and aggressive insanity made him popular with the viewing public? What if he won? These are the …
It's easy to be cynical when discussing LARP (Live Action Role-Play). Usually associated with Game of Thrones obsessed university students or folk reenacting the battle of Waterloo just off …
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, …
After a very successful Edinburgh Fringe run in 2015, This Will End Badly has come to Southwark Playhouse to assault, inspire and haunt audiences. This is a machine-gun of a show, with more …
The dark themes explored in the script and direction of In/Out (A Feeling) possess such a level of authenticity, it is only once you leave the theatre that they truly resonate. As I travelle…
Theatre 503 is an extremely intriguing and well put-together pub theatre. They have playtexts for just ‎£3.50 and an above-average theatre space. They often hold Sunday shows which …
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is the subject of Ridiculusmus's new show, Give Me Your Love, the second in a trilogy of productions by artistic directors and performers David Woods an…
Comedy comes in many, many forms. From sitcoms to stand-up, there is always someone on the circuit trying something new to amuse the punters. However, using the traditional art forms of mime…
Akram Khan has become one of the UK's most influential artists. His recent appearances include a dance performance in the 2012 Olympic Games opening ceremony alongside Emeli Sandé, as well …
In the small, black box theatre, the two actors making up the cast of this show " and making up the show " almost seem dangerously close. Of Nymphs and Men is improvised each night, though w…
Herons at Lyric Hammersmith | 15 Jan " 13 Feb A play by Simon Stephens Fifteen years after its first production Simon Stephens' unflinching and incendiary play Herons returns to the …
Fiddler on the Roof has been produced by countless schools and community theatres since it premiered in 1964, and it's currently appearing in its fifth revival on Broadway – so you mig…
The Art of Laughter is a masterclass in physical acting that explores the cause and effect of laughter. Written and performed by Jos Houben, the hour-long soliloquy demonstrates how even the…
