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A Woman Of No Importance, Theatro Technis by Steph J. Watkins

When fringe theatre is often associated with new writing, it is pleasant to remind ourselves of the classics from which theatre has evolved. A Woman Of No Importance was written by Oscar Wil…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:44pm on October 12, 2015☆⚑

JOBS: AYT Weekly Jobs Round-Up: October 11 by James Lillywhite

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, …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:18pm on October 11, 2015☆⚑

Review: A Little Night Music, Ye Olde Rose and Crown by Lily Hayes

Following their highly acclaimed production of Into the Woods, All Star Productions have returned to Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre with another of Sondheim's creations, A Little Night Music…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:21am on October 11, 2015☆⚑

Review: Twelfth Night (opposite gender), Rose Playhouse by Joe Hodgson

One of Shakespeare's greatest romantic comedy masterpieces forms the basis of this gender experiment. A company of extremely talented actors rotate four vibrant 90 minute versions of the pla…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 4:39pm on October 10, 2015☆⚑

Review: Immaculate, Tea House Theatre by Franciska Éry

Mia (Laura Dean) is pregnant, and she has no idea how or why. Ever since she broke up with Michael (Colin James), she hasn’t had sex, yet here she is, heavily pregnant. When the angel …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 4:38pm on October 10, 2015☆⚑

Review: Blake Remixed, West Yorkshire Playhouse by Adam Bruce

The West Yorkshire Playhouse is renowned for developing new talent and giving artists across the region a wide variety of opportunities. One of the ways they do this is through their Furnace…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 3:40pm on October 10, 2015☆⚑

Review: Dancehall, Samuel Beckett Theatre by Lisa Carroll

Ireland has an incredibly interesting historical relationship to dance – most notably the 1935 Public Dancehalls Act, which censored Ireland's social scene based on the fear that unsup…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 2:37pm on October 10, 2015☆⚑

NEWS: Southampton theatre wants you to dress like a Princess for charity by James Lillywhite

A Southampton theatre are calling on budding Elsa’s and Anna’s from across the UK to try and break a world record. The Mayflower Theatre are trying to break the Guinness World…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 11:26am on October 10, 2015☆⚑

Review: Scarborough, Courtyard Theatre by Holly O'Mahony

A teacher-pupil love affair. The premise is not in itself original, however playwright Fiona Evans lays something new on the table that spices things up and shifts the focus to gender: do ou…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:25am on October 10, 2015☆⚑

Review: Twelfth Night, Rose Playhouse by Tom Evans

Twelfth Night at the Rose Playhouse is a classic example of what you can achieve with a small budget, good direction and some talented actors. In this bare-bones production of one of Shakesp…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:25pm on October 9, 2015☆⚑

Review: Measure for Measure, Young Vic by Camilla Gurtler

You can say Shakespeare had his pen on the pulse of human behaviour in many ways. What makes his plays relevant for today is that there is some fundamental human truth hidden behind every ve…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 3:46pm on October 9, 2015☆⚑

Review: La Musica, Young Vic by Lily Hayes

Sat on a bench on a raised concrete platform, a man and woman have their backs to the audience. A slight gap between the two, they are quite still, staring out of the window in front of them…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:25pm on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: Dancing at Lughnasa, Gaiety Theatre by Lisa Carroll

With the late Brien Friel arguably being one of the best playwrights of the last half century, expectations for any production of his work are always going to be incredibly high. His numerou…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:24pm on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: Weaklings, Warwick Arts Centre by Sophie Dudhill

As the lights came up and the actors lined up to take their bow, my neighbouring audience member turned to me and said: “that is the most violent thing I've ever seen”. Weaklings…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 6:24pm on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: Wuthering Heights, Ambassador's Theatre by Samuel Sims

Helping young people accomplish their dreams is a bit of alright in my book, and especially when they are at a serious disadvantage because of a lack of money. Ian McKellen thinks the Nation…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:22pm on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: The Great Gatsby, Greenwich Theatre by Lucy Ricketts

The Great Gatsby is one of my favourite novels of all time. Its inherent despair, the struggling relationships, and that never-ending desire to reach the American Dream… I love it. So …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 5:22pm on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: Young Men, Sadler's Wells by Daniel Perks

One hundred years on from the start of World War One, Michael Nunn and William Trevitt (co-founders and Artistic Directors of BalletBoyz) collaborated with contemporary choreographer Iván…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 4:16pm on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: The Love of the Fireflies, Barbican by Mimi Launder

For a play with such an elegant, poetic title as The Love of the Fireflies (El amor de las luciernagas), I perhaps expected a little less swearing. But, if nothing else, The Love of the Fire…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 3:09pm on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: 46 Beacon, Hope Theatre by Rebecca Gwyther

Boston in the 1970s, at the residential hotel 46 Beacon, is where we see the story of Robert and Alan unfold. It's a coming-of-age and coming-out play, all set in a hotel room. It was alw…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 10:54am on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: Kitten Killers: Woof, The Museum of Comedy by Tasha Clare

Kitten Killers are loud, proud and they're having fun. We're asked to shout “woof” if we've seen them before and “woof” if we haven't. This simple silliness character…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 10:54am on October 8, 2015☆⚑

Review: The Father, Wyndham's Theatre by Samuel Sims

Writer Florian Zeller has expressed his keenness on this piece – on this journey to not simply be voyeuristic but for the audience to become lost in a mental labyrinth. He doesn’…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 9:00pm on October 7, 2015☆⚑

Review: London Literature Festival " Comedy Couplets, Southbank Centre by Joe Hodgson

Poems about humans with banana skin, comedic retellings of classic fairy tales and even an invention of a new religion were just some of the performances the audience were treated to in this…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:57pm on October 7, 2015☆⚑

Review: Bailed Out!, Pavilion Theatre by James Lillywhite

It is a subject that should make for excellent theatre. The high intrigue and drama of the Irish financial crash is full of memorable characters, dramatic twists and high stakes. It is a sha…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 7:57pm on October 7, 2015☆⚑

NEWS: Fundraising for group that helps at risk youths by James Lillywhite

A theatre group who work with disadvantaged at risk young people are fundraising to keep their work going. Generation Arts try to help aspiring artists who are not in education, employment o…

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 11:55am on October 7, 2015☆⚑

Guest Blog: Kate Reynolds " Royal Exchange's TaY Talks by Kate Reynolds

For the past five years, a significant part of my role (as Special Projects Producer at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester) has centred around the delivery of Truth about Youth " a …

SOURCE: A Younger Theatre at 11:55am on October 7, 2015☆⚑
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