10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
The improvisation group Do Not Adjust Your Stage performed their latest show The Wunderkammer at one of the Natural History Museum late night openings. The idea of The Wunderkammer is …
Not only am I not familiar with Shakespeare's Measure for Measure (much to my shame), but I also cannot speak fluent Russian, which could have made my evening at the Barbican's Silk Street T…
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, …
Teddy Southwark Playhouse | 4 -27 June Snapdragon Productions and Theatre Bench presents the world premiere of Teddy by Tristan Bernays with music by Dougal Irvine. Elephant and …
The Sound of Music UK Tour One of the greatest musicals of all time returns to the stage in a magnificent new production to enchant and enthral the young and the young at heart. Based on Bar…
Watch Out Festival Cambridge Junction Saturday 21 May WATCH OUTÂ is a festival of dangerous new theatre, dance and spoken word at Cambridge Junction. A new annual festival of the mind-expa…
Result Sketty Theatre Pleasance Theatre, Islington | 21st April – 17th May Ichiro is living far from home in rainy England, where the only language he understands is footbal…
Everyman a new adaptation by Carol Ann Duffy National Theatre | 22 April " 30 August Everyman explodes onto the stage in a startling production with words by Carol Ann Duffy, Poet…
Beta Testing Circus Geeks Jackon’s Lane |Â 30 April 8pm Beta Testing is a hotchpotch remix of juggling subculture and influences such as TED talks, The Hitch Hikers Guide to the…
The Acting Gymnasium takes a classic play, Chekhov's The Seagull and brings it into the First World War. The themes are timeless, looking at complicated relationships, whether it's between t…
Animals slowly unfolds like an utterly bizarre hybrid version of Hansel, Gretel and The Handmaid's Tale. Dripping with inverted Orwellian-inspired newspeak and almost perverse slapstick humo…
The time is 1650 and revolution is in the air. Caryl Churchill's play is about Ranters, Levellers, Diggers and the gentry. Or in other words, the English Civil War, seen through snapshots of…
In the heart of busy London town, you can find yourself sucked into to an alternate, dystopian world at the hands of acclaimed company, 1927, who bring their latest hit Golem to Trafalgar St…
There is a moment in The Heart of Adrian Lovett where the actors decide to do away with the fourth wall, pull up a couple of chairs and begin a conversation with the audience about how to fi…
If you’re a fan of The Walking Dead then you will absolutely love The Generation of Z. This site-specific and immersive experience is set in 2015 London, where a highly contagious v…
Following a year of severe financial problems and with an inability to fill London’s largest theatre, it is perhaps unsurprising that English National Opera’s 2015/16 season is a…
Pegged as Eugene O’Neill’s only comedy, Ah, Wilderness! is a neat balance of slapstick gags, drunken mayhem, impromptu verse recitals, and most pertinently, a grand display of ho…
Shock Treatment is like The Rocky Horror Show's underachieving younger sibling. Sure, it has its own charm and can be quite entertaining but it will never leave its older sibling's shadow. R…
"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonour others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered" (Corinthians 13:4-5). If…
Image: Marc Sethi, from Latitude Festival website Dozens of theatre, dance and performance art acts have been announced for Latitude Festival. The Suffolk festival claims to be the "fi…
With the most unpredictable election just around the corner, innovative theatre company, The Lab Collective give us The Candidate. With the power, literally, in the audience's hand, they cho…
One late night, two self-confessed circus obsessives notice that circus performers lack a platform where they can share ideas. The fix? Circus Geeks, a blog and theatre company that focuses …
Image credit:Â Joyce Nicholls The build up to general election has struck a chord with many. Everyone seems to have an opinion " even if it’s one of confusion. Paul Cree and Conrad "…
As the Rossini biographer Stendhal puts it, “Rossini is always amusing, Mozart never; Mozart is like a mistress who is always serious and often sad, but whose very sadness is a fascina…
I'm sure some of our readers are too young to vividly remember the devastating 9/11 attacks on New York's Twin Towers but would have undoubtedly since seen or heard about them in one foÂr…
