A Chichester theatre are offering a number of new arts apprenticeships, with the subjects ranging from HR and admin, to lighting and sound. The Chichester Festival Theatre are looking for a …
New British musicals are sadly all too infrequent these days, especially those not based on any pre-existing source material like a film or novel. This is precisely why I wanted to absolutel…
The Mentalists comes from the same brilliantly witty mind that brought One Man, Two Guvnors to the stage. It takes place in a slightly dingy bed and breakfast in Finsbury Park, London. Th…
As Is is a play that is currently on its three week run (from July 8-30) at Trafalgar Studios. It was written by William M. Hoffman and first shown in 1985 to educate people about HIV. When …
Originally devised for 2014's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, The Diver is a one-woman show about Kate Plank, an explorer attempting her most challenging mission yet: walking from England to N…
Turner Prize-winning Douglas Gordon has collaborated with celebrated pianist Hélène Grimaud to bring Neck of the Woods, a visual art, music and theatre production, to Manchester's new thea…
In a usually empty corner of Suffolk, an atmosphere of revelry, carnival and wonder will be evoked on a summer's weekend this month. Celebrating its tenth anniversary is Latitude, a festival…
A bright, secluded, idyllic house in the French countryside provides the perfect backdrop of serenity for the young Lesere couple Jane and John. Having placed their past behind them to focus…
Tony and Olivier Award winning actor Roger Rees has died aged 71. The Welsh-born star of the stage and screen died on July 10, after suffering from cancer. He is survived by his husband Rick…
Image: Creative Commons I recently read in The Stage that J.K Rowling is bringing the Harry Potter world out of the books and onto the stage. 'Hmm' I thought to myself when I read it. Rowlin…
A famous children's theatre in London is celebrating its tenth anniversary in their theatre. The Unicorn Theatre was officially opened on Tooley Street on December 1 2005, and is now looking…
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, …
"Maybe that was the start of the rot." Silent is the tale of homelessness and mental health, and how these are brushed over by society, causing a downward spiral into 'silence' . Not only th…
This was my first time at the Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre, and I am now a firm believer that it is "the most ravishing site for a regional theatre anywhere in the country" (Dominic Cav…
If you want to tumble down the rabbit hole this August, there would be few more delightfully British ways to do it than with Will Todd’s Alice in Wonderland. The opera will be ta…
Image:Â Haworth Tompkins An Exeter theatre is looking to open a new creative space in a Grade II listed warehouse in the Quayside, in a multi-million pound move. The Bike Shed Theatre want…
4.48 Psychosis is a play like no other, and in this regard poses very interesting questions when evaluating it. Sarah Kane's famous last work, written whilst suffering from depression and sh…
Spare Parts Theatre Company, dedicated to raising awareness of transplant issues through performance, present this week at the Rosemary Branch Theatre Pieces, their new production that will …
Simon Vickery writes a series of three short plays that all deal with death " one about mourning a lost loved one, one about remembering one recently passed and one about dealing with the kn…
At one point in her life, every girl has dreamed she was Cinderella. Who wouldn't want to be swept off her feet by Prince Charming (this girl is surely still waiting for a call), have a fair…
Win a copy of David Levithan's novel-in-musical-form, Hold Me Closer " plus a bundle of Penguin Young Adult books "Jimmy tended to think he was at the centre of his own Shakespearean play…
Caryl Churchill's A Number is a play one needs to pay attention to. Bernard (Lex Shrapnel) is meeting with his father, Salter (John Shrapnel). However, we quickly learn Bernard isn't the onl…
It's clear early in the Gate's new production that a band of Russian aristocrats' card-playing and watercolour painting won't relieve the terminally bored Natalya Islayev (Aislin McGuckin), …
Connections is the National Theatre's festival of new plays for young people. This is the festival's twentieth year, and the 2015 programme saw 10 new plays debuted over six nights, with …
There was a whole lot of revelry with a touch of rivalry last night as the Callaway sisters shared the stage for their cabaret show, Sibling Revelry. Anne is a multi-award jazz headliner and…