10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
There's a moment in the Abbey Theatre's production of Ibsen's drama when the wearingly bored Hedda Gabbler (Catherine Walker) and recovering alcoholic Eilert Lovborg (Keith McErlean) mull on…
Death of a Comedian Soho Theatre, until 16 May As his career takes off, the stages get bigger and so do the compromises. Exploring the highs and lows of the comedy world, this darkly funny a…
With years of experience and an incredible talent providing the foundation to its shows, it is no surprise that The Showstoppers never ceases to prove itself as being at the forefront of …
Carmen Disruption is utterly unshakeable. The disruption doesn't erupt but imperceptibly breathes its way into the audience, catalysed by words and visions that move so fast it's hard to kee…
An exclusive ticket offer for £12 tickets to The Bombing of the Grand Hotel at the Cockpit Theatre for young people when using our promo code. Find out more below or skip the blurb to …
With the 2015 General Election looming, the barrage of campaign coverage has done little to inspire young people, often reinforcing a view of politicians as uninterested in their concerns. A…
It's fair to say that Roald Dahl's 1980 children's book The Twits offers a strong aversion to 'bad' people, and a general consensus that they'll inevitably get their comeuppance. It's not…
Gypsy at the Savoy Theatre is astonishing. It is so impressive it even received a standing ovation before the end of the show! Director Jonathan Kent keeps the production simple but…
Setting yourself up as a verse dramatist in 2015 is a risky business. As dangerous, old-fashioned professions go, writing a play in iambic pentameter isn’t quite up there with chimney-…
It can be surprisingly tough to write a review when a show is as brilliant as Anders Lustgarten's latest play, Lampedusa. Running at the Soho Theatre's intimate Upstairs space, Lampedusa is …
‘Drink Me’ or ‘Eat Me’? The answer to that question will determine the route you take through Wonderland; purposefully split off from your party, you could f…
The opulent setting of the Café de Royal is home to the Black Cat Cabaret's Salon des Artistes. When you first enter, the historic, almost intimidatingly grandiose surrounds of the Oscar Wi…
Ella Carmen Greenhill's short play brilliantly hinges on a type of awkward miscommunication. Both intricate, frustrated and realistic, the perspectives of both Rose and her autistic brother …
Discussions around rape culture have been building steadily over the last few years, with attitudes slowly changing. Rape culture is talked about actively and openly by groups such as Cuntry…
The General Election is taking place in less than three weeks and in London you can barely move for politically-themed theatre seasons and performances " with this many candidates it's going…
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, …
Image: Udderbelly A new comedy night in London is working with a charity to raise money and awareness of mental health. Funny Peculiar is taking place at the Udderbelly on April 20, and is r…
Choreographed by the late great monolith of contemporary dance, Pina Bausch, Auf dem Gebirge hat man ein Geschrei gehört (On the Mountain a Cry Was Heard) is an unusual spectacle. At times …
Diana Vishneva's long-awaited return to London has been highly anticipated by dance fans everywhere. This prima ballerina, best known for her work with the Mariinsky Ballet and American Ball…
A naive spaceship stowaway becomes a hero when the systems fail and the crew of the ship are incapacitated. Her only choice is to put them in cryogenic capsules to preserve them for the long…
The hipster hub of The Pack and Carriage plays host to an entertaining and impassioned production of Shakespeare's Othello, directed by Vince A. Gill and Sasha Stamp, collectively VG Product…
It’s a change for me to see something at the Royal Opera House that is not an opera or a ballet, albeit in the Linbury Studio Theatre. First performed in Basel in 2013, King Size is th…
There is something terrible happening to girls and women all over the world, of which we are only just becoming aware. Female genital mutilation is a practice carried out every day, across m…
Now I would never label myself a sci-fi nut, but Pioneer was one of the best things that I have seen in the last twelve months. It is an outstanding show, both in concept and execution that …
You can claim £5 tickets (usually £25) by our exclusive ticket offer. Aren’t we lovely? Read more about the show below including the offer code. Get booking. As Good a Time As An…
