10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
It is extremely interesting to study people's attitudes and opinions towards mental health in modern society. As someone with many loved ones who have previously or are currently suffering w…
It has been two years since Globe Education ran our first Relaxed Performance as part of its Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank programme. This annual programme aims to increase access i…
Love in the Time of Gilmore Girls | 16-17 Nov; 19 Nov; 21-22 Nov | King’s Head Theatre Written and Directed by Jake Westow Miller Minimum wage job, no girlfriend – how,…
This production of The Bogus Woman was first seen at Keswick's Theatre by the Lake, and audiences around the country have now had the opportunity to see the show as part of the theatre's rec…
Radar 2015 is the Bush's signature, eclectic mix of new writing presented as a festival each year. Some of the work is new and fresh but already famous (This is How We Die by Christopher Bre…
Following the trials and tribulations of the eponymous Stick Man, this hour-long performance at Leicester Square Theatre is a good shout for those with young children. The Stick Man is a pup…
How is it the end of Week Seven already? And how are we halfway through November?! These are questions I can't answer, I'm afraid. However, I can tell you what's on in the Drama Barn this we…
Di (Kate Maravan) confronts her husband David (Jonathan McGuinness) with their teenaged son Jack's bloody shirt. From this point a series of events unravel before them, making them question …
Examining the way couples communicate through 12 years of a relationship, The Session poses this question: if your love is based on miscommunication, what happens when you finally learn to s…
On the anniversary that commemorates the end of one of the deadliest conflicts in history, Staying Alive is a play that examines the effect on those left behind. It's not a play about World …
Renowned German dance company Sasha Waltz & Guests brings with them to Sadler’s Wells this week a triple bill of work, taken from the company's vast repertoire. Having worked with …
Perhaps the only truly relevant aspect of Waste, at the National Theatre, is that the white upper classes deal with the country’s politics, and avert their private lives away from publ…
A recording of female breath breezes over a lightly-pounding beat. Pages from Fifty Shades of Grey flutter to the floor as a serious, eerily calm Hannah Silva tears them with her teeth. Silv…
Baddies: The Musical is Nancy Harris and Marc Teitler’s passion project that not only shows a different side to classical fairytale villains, but also challenges the definitions of goo…
The Chief Executive of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has announced she is standing down, after seven years in post. Kath M Mainland has accepted the role of Executive Director of …
A recording of female breath breezes over a lightly-pounding beat. Pages from Fifty Shades of Grey flutter to the floor as a serious, eerily calm Hannah Silva tears them with her. Silva eyes…
In the last year or so, London has welcomed a flurry of Greek drama to its stages; while the Almeida Theatre most notably offered its Greeks season, other venues have seen revivals of Electr…
For the final chunk of the Staging a Revolution festival, Belarus Free Theatre (BFT) abandon their nomadic style, doing away with the practice of texting their audience a secret location at …
Banned in their own country, Belarus Free Theatre (BFT) push their audience squeamishly towards the edge of their seats with Trash Cuisine, part of their Staging a Revolution festival taking…
A new bursary has been announced to encourage first time performers to appear at England's biggest fringe festival. The Brighton Fringe has launched the Encore Insure bursary, which gives fr…
Royal Opera House Students On stage and in cinemas from £5 Have you witnessed the greatest singing and dancing in the world? The Royal Opera House is home to internationally renowned oper…
Denmarked | 12-14 November | Battersea Arts Centre Tales from the council estate of dodgy best friends, that rite of passage; your first arrest, dinner with your social worker and …
What do we know about Belarus? I personally did not know enough, apart from its geographical position, some scattered pieces of information from the media and a couple of Eurovision songs. C…
When Kenneth Branagh announced the formation of the Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company in April 2015, the West End was understandably buzzing with excitement. The last time Branagh had graced t…
Another of the 'Plays at the Garrick' series from the Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company, Harlequinade and All On Her Own are two works that truly showcase the versatility of Terence Rattigan's…
