Competition: Win tickets to Dry Land at Jermyn Street Theatre
Dry Land | 3-21 November | Jermyn Street Theatre Presented by Damsel Productions. Set in the girls' locker room of a Florida high school, this energetic four-hander explores an unl…
Dry Land | 3-21 November | Jermyn Street Theatre Presented by Damsel Productions. Set in the girls' locker room of a Florida high school, this energetic four-hander explores an unl…
"I kicked a fucking pram", declares Jude (Sarah Mayhew) at the start of the anger management class. Straight to the point, it explains exactly why she is there in the first place and gives P…
We all have to grow up one day… Or do we? Metta Theatre brings The King of Tiny Things to Greenwich Theatre where it beams with character and charm. Here even I felt like a kid again. Pupp…
Sarai is a recognisably age old tale. Our protagonist Sarai (Karlina Grace-Paá¹£eda) longs for a son, and is given an ever-echoing prophecy that promises that and more: "remove yourself f…
The Notebook | 3-14 November | Battersea Arts Centre Forced Entertainment are back in London at Battersea Arts Centre with their show The Notebook. Based on the award winning novel…
Since its inception in 2007 the Pauline Quirke Academy has given young people aged 4 to 18 years the chance to hone their skills in many areas of performing arts. There are around 100 academ…
A number of contemporary dance companies across the UK have been chosen to take part in a new scheme to tour shows rurally. The National Rurtal Touring Forum (NRTF) have chosen eight compani…
Eight years after the Cambridge Festival of Ideas was set up in response to the city’s well-established Science Festival, the two-week celebration of arts and humanities has evolved in…
There's nothing more exciting than feeling like you've stumbled upon a truly promising writer and performer at the start of their artistic journey. Rachel Ofori, who wrote and delivers her f…
A musical crafted as a patchwork of stories from Dr Mel Hughes's The Parents' Story Project, which documents the lives of parents affected by substance abuse, Score tells tales that have bee…
Can anyone else believe how quick this month's going by? I certainly can't! Everything's pretty much in full swing here at York, and University of York DramaSoc are on form with bringing out…
An abundance of glitter, gyrating and voodoo rituals are all just components of your average night out for Lady Vendredi and her merry band of twisted miscreants The Vendettas. Described as …
Two people from very different backgrounds are profoundly affected by rising sea levels in this dystopian imagining of the near future: one from an English coastal town, who sees winds and h…
Out of India: Modern Moves is a showcase of three distinct pieces demonstrating the rich dance offers of India. NH7, the first piece of the evening, deals with the effect of capitalism on…
Written by former journalist Mark Jagasia, the Arcola theatre's production of Clarion received much critical acclaim during its first performances in April 2015. In returning to its stage th…
DV8 Physical Theatre have been acclaimed as one of the most innovative theatre companies of the modern age. Their unique style of physical theatre has allowed them to develop a unique visual…
Teddy Ferrara | Until 5 December | Donmar Warehouse Save over 42%! Tickets just £10 (usually £17.50) It’s Gabe’s senior year and he’s going to make the most…
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's 1988, and Thatcher's government has just brought in Section 28 " legislation that stated schools “shall not intentionally promote homosexuality" or “promote the teaching… …
For visually striking productions full of life and colour, you never need to look much further than director Benedict Andrew's work, and his latest production of La Bohème for the English N…
Never have I ever…. Written a review about a drinking game. *Drinks* For those who have miraculously escaped the most notorious of confessional drinking games, ‘I Have Never’ b…
The Camden-based celebration of horror in the arts has a fantastic line up of horror-themed theatre, cabaret, screenings and events planned for the run up to Halloween. We talk to festival o…
So I have found myself listening more and more to podcasts lately. I am no longer untangling my head phones in my pocket to listen to albums on a commute but to listen to reviews, interviews…
Jack Studio Theatre has launched Write Now 7, its annual new writing festival, which will open in May 2016 and run for four weeks. The Write Now festival is an essential part of the Jack Stu…
Blending Ovid's epic Roman poem into scenes of 1940s London, and peppering this concoction with slick moments of magical realism, Pants on Fire have created a theatrical masterpiece in Ovid'…