It's great to see so many young people taking part in the arts nowadays, even with vicious cuts being made and the government often calling them 'useless'. However, in spite of all this, it'…
Iris Theatre's production of Twelfth Night is certainly a Shakespeare production for all audiences. Set in the idyllic gardens of St Paul's Church in Covent Garden, it incorporates elements …
Chekhov: a man considered to be one of the greatest playwrights in history. Much like Shakespeare, Chekhov's works are world-renowned and have been translated into many languages over the la…
Everywhere you look, there’s a story to be told. This is especially true of the National Railway Museum, York, which is full of incredible pieces of the country’s railway history…
Image: Fringe World Congress 2014 Facebook Montreal has been chosen as the venue for the 2016 Fringe World Congress. The congress is a formal gathering for Fringe festival representatives ac…
Playwriting Workshops with Papatango Papatango Theatre Company is running free playwriting workshops for which anyone can apply. Papatango uncovers the best and brightest new tal…
Adapting Sebastian Faulks’s epic 305-page novel set in the First World War into a play was never going to be an easy task. However, Rachel Wagstaff has pulled it off, and The Original …
The last new production of this Royal Opera House season, Guillaume Tell is also its third Rossini, together with Il Barbiere di Siviglia and Il Turco in Italia. Having not being staged at C…
Alpha Beta at Finborough Theatre Until 19 July 2015 'a sharp and nuanced take on regret and want… fantastically controlled and dangerous' ★★★★ The Public Reviews 'c…
The Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park is possibly the perfect setting for Shakespeare's most colourful and bewitching play, A Midsummer Night's Dream. Amongst the fragrant folds of the flo…
The Trial, written by Franz Kafka and adapted in this production at the Young Vic by Nick Gill, is a surreal and fascinating play. The Young Vic is transformed by this production. The aud…
The Southwark Playhouse is a venue I always look forward to visiting, simply due to its consistency in the talent that is produced there. The spaces inside, both The Little and The Large, ar…
Can you believe that the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is back again in a few weeks? Neither can we. For the last four years we’ve run the Edinburgh Young Critics Scheme where we bring a g…
SohoSolo Season at Soho Theatre Until Saturday 25 July 215 Following last year's critically acclaimed SohoSolo season, Soho Theatre has invited some of the best solo shows they could f…
The birthday of one of the most famous names in theatre is being marked by a gala this year in London. The 85th birthday of Stephen Sondheim, the playwright behind such hits as Sweeny Todd a…
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 perma…
The 7 Fingers' Traces at The Peacock Full of thrill-a-minute acrobatic brilliance, humour and circus tricks, the "spectacular delight" (Sunday Times) is performed by the insanely talented…
Noonday Demons at King’s Head Theatre Rough Haired Pointer presents Noonday Demons by Peter Barnes, author of The Ruling Class, in its first major revival since 1969. Living a…
Simon and Garfunkel’s music has been celebrated all over the world. Throughout the 60s, they became a prominent duo and icon of youth counterculture and properly popularised folk rock.…
Photo: Richard Davenport The Bridge Company is made up of recent graduates from the BRIT School of performing arts, and they have decided to offer AYT readers some tips and tricks of the …
Based on the 2002 film, director and screenplay writer Gurinder Chada has added bright lights, catchy tunes and fun football choreography to Bend It Like Beckham, turning it into a wor…
It is rather apt that a show set in a church hall should be played out in The Space " a converted church on the Isle of Dogs. The ability to perform Anonymous Anonymous anywhere is one of th…
Are we bikini body ready? House of Burlesque’s brand-spanking new show, Straight Up, delights the liquor lovers in the audience by taking us of a sensual journey of seduction via ou…
An Oak Tree by Tim Crouch is an exploration of theatre, asking the audience to accept everything. It’s an exploration because the other actor in the production has only met the w…
I have died and been reborn in a single show. Stuart Bowden commands the stage, tackling us with a tear-jerking, hysterically inventive story accompanied by his trusting Casio keyboard and l…