10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Sex in Shorts sees six snapshots of some very disparate characters with very different lives, all linked by one thing: sex. Three writers, four actors and two dancers take us from Australian…
Director Jari Laakso presents Pam Gem's 1978 play about the tumultuous life of beloved French diva Edith Piaf, with a commendable cast and live music. Samantha Spurgin must be highly congrat…
A touring co-production between Black Country Touring, Cast Doncaster, Oldham Coliseum and Southbank Centre, United Colours of FrustrAsian fuses storytelling and live music in an exploration…
Central Saint Martins is possibly one of the prettiest London campuses I've had the pleasure to walk around, perhaps with the exception of King's College London of course. Not that I'm biase…
It's hard out there for comedians; everyone's a critic and with Twitter these days you can cut down someone's long-slaved over act in 30 seconds and 140 characters. On top of that, it's 2…
"Then, England's ground, farewell; sweet soil, adieu". The tears that fill the eyes of Derbhle Crotty's banished duke Bolingbroke convey the heart of Druid's ambitious production of Shakespe…
Got a fab show and want to take it on tour? Starting up a new production and lacking in funds? Planning a marketing campaign, but don’t know your SEO from your Klout? Incoming Festival…
Image: @LatitudeFest One of the biggest arts and music festivals in the country have announced new additions to their theatre and dance stages. Latitude Festival has announced a number of ne…
Back Down is part of The Last Word festival, which describes itself as a "festival of spoken word, live performance and storytelling", and has been touring since February. The festival explo…
Klippies tells the story of two teenage girls, Thandi (Adelayo Adedayo) and Yolandi (Samantha Colley), as they strike up an unlikely friendship during a drought-stricken summer in South Afri…
High Society is one of those films that everyone has heard of, if not seen it. The classic film starred Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra: with such a star billing, you know it had …
The Park Theatre is its own boss " it seems to do whatever the hell it wants and does all of it well. Each new play eats alive the 200 faces before it with new statements and new thought …
Death has always been a direful subject, and the journey of somebody who faces losing a loved one is, sadly, an oft-heard tale. Yet as depressingly recurrent as death and dying is, direct…
In contrast to Krol Roger, Kasper Holten’s production also running at ROH this season, everyone at least knows of Verdi’s La Traviata, and especially this production. It is one o…
Occasionally We Skype addresses on the all-pervasive concept that is highly popular within theatre: social media. It focuses on the migration of families from Southeast Asia to England and h…
“And what is the use of a book”, thought Alice, “without pictures or conversation?” Within the walls of Battersea Library, lined with shelves of fact and fiction alik…
Walking into a baby naming ceremony and being greeted by the family wasn't exactly what I'd expected. Not what I expected at all. From sitting outside in the bar before the show, the cast in…
"Timeless is not an answer, not a statement, not an opinion nor a single perspective. It is a question… in fact many questions. It is an attempt to see…. to feel…. to experience.……
Battersea Odyssey is a collection of untold community stories, merged together into a piece of promenade theatre. Light Box Theatre, based in Battersea, collaborated with local people to …
Grosvenor Park Young Company: Young Writers Are you aged 16 " 24 years and have an interest in writing? Chester Performs is looking for aspiring writers to join Grosvenor Park Young Co…
Sense of an Ending is a play based on the true story of an American journalist who went to Rwanda to prove the innocence of two nuns accused of war crimes. Charles (Ben Onwukwe) is the…
Departure Point is a new and impressive 10 week training programme by Theatre Delicatessen for emerging theatre companies and collectives. Aimed at theatre companies and collectives in…
Henry the Fifth At the Unicorn Theatre until 31 May. A Unicorn production. ‘Shakespeare’s warrior king becomes a stroppy teenager unwisely itching for a fight’ â˅
Image: James Perry Staff at the oldest music hall in the world are appealing for people to come forward with their own unique memories about the building. Wilton's Music Hall in London ha…
An ingratiating tip-of-the-hat to Jerry Herman, Jerry's Girls is a musical revue of songs from Herman’s illustrious career as a songwriter for Broadway shows. Arranged for three female…
