10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Delirium have already made quite the name for themselves constantly moving and evolving with the theatre scene since 2009. They are famed for exploring humanity: tapping into the way we work…
On a clean white stage, a father and daughter engage in banter about Little Mix, his lack of cleaning skills, and her refusal to buy the 'right' school shoes. He keeps her in line, but lets …
The writers at this year's HighTide Festival seem to love a prolonged silence to start: Luke Norris does it in So Here We Are, and in Brenda E V Crowe utilises the same trick of making her a…
What do West Side Story, Gypsy and Follies all have in common? They were all penned by musical theatre doyen Stephen Sondheim. Side By Side is a jovial celebration of part of this witty lyri…
Remember the first time you got absorbed in a book and the whole world came to life in your head? That same awe and imaginative glee is to be found in Circa 69's The Cube. Blending Unity 3D …
Young Everyman Playhouse (YEP) is looking for young creatives based in Liverpool to join its award-winning theatre making programme. The free courses offer young people aged 16 to 25 the opp…
See Rob Brydon in Future Conditional for just £20 and get a free Meantime Lager or Pale Ale! The Old Vic presents Future Conditional, a bracingly topical and boisterously funny new play d…
Mouthful is a relentlessly harrowing reminder that humanity is getting it dangerously wrong. Upon entering, we are cheerily told there will be an opportunity to eat cricket at the interval; …
Winner of a 2013 Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting, Luke Norris's debut play is now co-produced with the Royal Exchange Theatre and is heading for a Manchester transfer later this month. It's …
Mouthful offers a unique theatrical collaboration: it is written by six highly esteemed playwrights alongside six world-renowned scientists. These two worlds are clashing together to create …
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, …
"She is absolutely adorable, lovely… She wants to help," is Christopher Oram's verdict on Nicole Kidman. Not that I've met many, but anyone who can make any personal comment on Kidman " an…
The Royal Shakespeare Company have announced their 2016 Spring/Summer season, which marks the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death. The Bard died on April 23 1616. The RCS have p…
Spiegeltent may be old-style, but the pop up venue holds its own at the feet of Canary Wharf's glittering skyscrapers. Not a face of it isn't colourfully painted. Inside, carved wooden poles…
I had half hoped that Trash would live up to its name; it would serve to validate the use of all the puns I had been turning over in my head on the way to the Rosemary Branch Theatre. Howeve…
The newest revival of See What I Wanna See has Michael John LaChiusa's musical making its London debut. Having premiered in New York's Public Theatre in 2005, the cast is introducing the sho…
Upstairs at the Bread & Roses Theatre we are thrown into Lucy's quirky quest for something exciting. As the writer and actress, Berri George shows off a whole host of talents as we are …
Rose & Pen Productions' The River Spirit weaves old folklore into modern-day environmental issues, in a tale told partially through folk music. It sounds good on paper, and there's a lo…
“How far would you go to protect your family?” During the war, George (Edward Pinner) and Margaret (Christine Rose) decide to live in their bunker and attempt to lead a normal li…
The subtitle for Tasmin Oglesby's punchy play interrogating the education system could well be #checkyourprivilege. But it manages this without lecturing, or schooling, or being shouty. Inst…
A scheme that gives young, emerging playwrights the chance to show their latest work on a West End stage, in front of industry figures starts this week. Pitch Your Play is a Masterclass sche…
Ever socialised with a couple and they suddenly begin to bicker? As you uncomfortably shuffle in your seat hoping for it to be over as quickly as possible, it gets increasingly heated and pe…
Walking across the Orange Tree stage floor to get to your seats is quite a treat at this production, as you get to move across the very authentic cracked concrete-looking floor, lumps, bu…
There is one thing that unites most tribute shows: they're made with fans in mind. Good autobiographical shows tend to have a genuine desire to portray the subject in the best possible li…
Lest We Forget by the English National Ballet performed at Sadler Wells is a beautiful piece of art. With two intervals this classic ballet is heavily influenced by contemporary styles wi…
