10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Image: Phil Crow Lincoln Castle is home to one of four surviving copies of the Magna Carta, a document which is generally recognised as the foundation of constitutional democracy and the sou…
It is rare that a piece of theatre convinces you to love it in the first 10 seconds. Maybe I am guilty of impulsive decisions, but the Royal Court Theatre's production of Constellations at R…
Lucy Osborne's fantastic design is the first thing that strikes you as Luna Gale starts up. The three walls of the stage house thick black shelves stacked floor to ceiling with files and fol…
As their season is coming to a close, it looks as though the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds is determined to end it with a bang. There's been a whole host of marvellous shows on offer thi…
Within the Bussey Building for the last full week of June, Paradise means a chance to be voted the winner in a competition of beauty and skill in a televised pageant. With a distinctly 80s f…
House of Mirror and Hearts at new musical at the Arcola Theatre Written by Eamonn O'Dwyer & Rob Gilbert | Directed by Ryan McBryde £12 Student Tickets until 11 July! They̵…
Hetty Feather at Duke of York’s Theatre 6 August – 6 September 2015 Following its sell-out 2014 run in London's West End and a 2015 Olivier Award nomination for Best Family an…
Image: Jane Hobson One of the most famous radical underground theatres in Europe has announced plans to mark its tenth anniversary. The Belarus Free Theatre (BFT) was formed in March 2005 in…
A Younger Theatre is looking for reviewers for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival as part of our Edinburgh Young Critics Scheme. This is the fourth year we ha…
Second Soprano takes a slice of our history and slams it, right where it belongs, in the present. Based on a spoken family heirloom of a female's First World War, we are privy to a tribute t…
Image: Perfect Pitch Writers in the UK could win thousands of pounds and a chance to have their piece performed professionally, as part of a London based award. The Perfect Pitch Award, a co…
The audience go from invited party guests to flies on the wall to unwilling participant in this show. As they enter the auditorium, the audience are greeted by a very hospitable host Matt (P…
We are in some unknown years into the future, capital punishment is legal, and the law states that the victim has the final say in how their offender is killed. Three unnamed characters are …
A leading UK theatre for young people has voiced concerns about a decline in school audiences. The Unicorn Theatre in London, which targets audiences aged between 2 and 21, saw a 6% decre…
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, …
Sometimes it can feel as if everyone in the theatre business is in on playing an elaborate game of The Emperor's New Clothes. Everyone can see the naked truth about a production, but nonethe…
Chef. A cutting edge, mouth-watering drama shocking us through an hour of gourmet dishes. Granted only with the company of one performer, Sabrina Mahfouz's undeniably brilliant script tempts…
It comes as no surprise that the nature of this show is purely reflected in its title. Every other word the actors say gives credit to the name of this play too. Jackie, played by Desperate …
Simon Munnery: Fylm School Monday 22 June at Soho Theatre "Where comedy meets maverick cinema" Simon Munnery turns host and director to introduce his DIY fylm-making technology to the countr…
A number of young theatre and arts critics will be put to the test at the 2015 Hat Fair in Winchester. Writers on the Young Critics scheme, which is co-run by Theatre Royal Winchester and A …
The still young Duelling Productions return to Camden with their hard-hitting and affecting production of Jane Bodie's A Single Act, proving that this company of performers has talent to kee…
As part of the Soho Theatre's Soho Solo Season 2015, Christopher Fairbank delivers an emotionally charged monologue that, similar to Martin Scorsese's 1980 classic Raging Bull, follows the r…
Does your family history define you as a person, even though you're not aware of the events that your predecessors lived through? Rosie (Jasmine Blackborow) is drawn to a city that her grand…
Hannah used to be a teacher but, since moving to the UK, she now works as a barmaid at the pub. Young Jordan walks into the bar; he has just lost his job and six months ago he lost his mothe…
Pornography. In today's society it's everywhere. The volume of pornography available to cater for both sexes and a myriad of tastes is nowadays considered normal, almost mainstream. A number…
