10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Stop! The Play sees a group of actors in rehearsals preparing for a play that evolves and changes on a daily basis. The group start to lose faith in their director as he always answers their…
New and emerging playwrights are invited to submit their work to be considered for a place on the Oxford Playhouse Writers on Attachment Programme " Playhouse Playmaker. Beginning in October…
In the uprising of social media, we are all very aware that who we claim to be online might not necessarily be the truest reflection of who we actually are. It seems completely obvious that …
A temple is a place of ultimate worship. Temple is about what we individuals, in this modern world of ours, deem worthy of worship. Like fish in a net, we're fraught and tangled between wors…
Feathers in the Snow By Philip Ridley | Directed by Ed Stambollouian | Venue – Unicorn Theatre Part of the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts Summer Season In this story…
Love’s Labours Lost By William Shakepseare | Directed by Stephen Jameson | Venue – Unicorn Theatre Part of the Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts Summer Season …
Grosvenor Park Young Company Call Out Call for: actors, directors, stage managers, technicians, designers, composers, choreographers, producers and costume makers… Are you aged 16 " 24 yea…
The Harvest at Soho Theatre Presented by Theatre Royal Bath Productions and Soho Theatre Thu 21 May – Sat 13 Jun A WICKEDLY FUNNY NEW COMEDY AT SOHO THEATRE It's harvest time and Egor,…
At this point, it seems as if everyone and their grandmother has seen Spring Awakening. The musical about repressed teens in 1890s Germany premiered on Broadway almost a decade ago, and has …
Buckets is a play about making the most of time, and dealing with the fact that one day we're all going to run out of it. What's great about Adam Barnard's script is that it's an antidote re…
Entering the cavernous studio space within The Roundhouse, I didn't quite notice Sophie Rose at first " talking easily with audience members in a front row of soft sofas " until I noticed th…
As a new musical, The Clockmaker's Daughter looks and sounds familiar in a very good way. Created by Michael Webborn and Daniel Finn, this new piece of musical theatre is an enchanting fairy…
Anthony Burgess' 1962 dystopian novel is realised in theatrical form by The Theatre Workshop, charting young delinquent Alex's imprisonment for murder and his attempted rehabilitation via co…
The Pleasance Theatre is a place of reminiscence and tummy-bubbling excitement for me. Tucked away in a cobbled mews in Islington, flashing yellow in the murky grey reminds me of one …
Image: Flickr Creative Commons My One Man Show adventures continue! In my last article I gave some pointers about how to successfully find your way through the logistics and analytical appro…
I really enjoy when a cast in a musical is singing the final song, with gleaming faces, and I find myself gleaming back at them. For what reasons specifically? There are so many, but most im…
The Gathered Leaves at the Park Theatre Presented by Dead Letter Perfect in association with Park Theatre The Pennington family have not been in the same room for over 17 years. But on th…
The Initiate at Roundabout, Southbank Centre Presented by Paine’s Plough in association with Southbank Centre Winner of The Scotsman Fringe First Award. A thrilling tale of altruism, g…
A major UK arts charity, that was due to shut down this month, has pushed back their closure. IdeasTap has linked up with Creative Skillset's new networking platform Hiive, and has delayedÂ…
A black box room is the first thing you see when you enter The Hope Theatre. Watching Hippolytus, the second thing you see is actor Ben Scheck. Scheck, who plays the lead protagonist of T…
Haruki Murakami is one of modern literature's most well-loved authors, both inside his native Japan and amongst broader reading populations across the globe, with a particularly strong follo…
Don't be fooled " Man of Steal isn't about a man in blue spandex flying around the theatre. This one-man show promises to delight, entertain and inform through sleight-of-hand and very cleve…
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, …
It is becoming harder and harder to find new British musicals. There are aspiring theatre-makers and people with ideas but we very rarely see these shows doing well, despite plenty of talent…
This half term the Southbank Centre was bustling with pint-sized pirates ready to join Flinn's motley crew in Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs. In a story adapted from a popular childr…
