A theatre in Camden has become the only London venue to become a National Portfolio Organisation in this round. Camden People's Theatre has been awarded £210,000 by the Arts Council Engla…
In recent months, the new productions mounted by the Royal Opera House have come under some heavy criticism, and the much revived and traditional productions praised again and again – …
On the same weekend that both Easter and Passover happen to fall this year, it only seems fitting to spend Easter Sunday watching Godspell in Concert. The story is a modern adaptation of the…
Storytelling taps into something magical from our childhood, a liberty in transporting ourselves to another world with characters and creatures that become as alive in your head as your frie…
During the most iconic scene in the Gate Theatre's production of Romeo and Juliet, an affable Romeo (Fra Fee) paces excitedly through the seating aisles, casting his eyes towards a secluded …
This Edinburgh Fringe transfer from production company Patch of Blue is a love story about the relationship between two childhood sweethearts: Scott and Jen. Director Alex Howarth has the…
Originally written in German, and award-winning, Abyss begins in an unnamed German city. Three friends start a campaign to find their friend Karla, whose disappearance has received little pr…
It is 2015. London has fallen. The deadly Z virus is transforming the global population into a rapid horde of the infected. With societal structure collapsing, humanity is faced with a despe…
Image credit:Â Jason Joyce Celebrating the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carroll’s iconic story, Alice’s Adventures Underground is the ambitious and innovative brainchild of immer…
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, …
The overwhelming question Number 1, The Plaza, left me with is: “have I missed something?” I circulated the bar after the show, like I do, all G&T and bewilderment, asking a …
The team behind a new interactive theatre performance based on the cult TV show Twin Peaks have started a Kickstarter campaign to get it off the ground. The Shells " Ausflug nach Neu-F…
As a celebration of the 125th anniversary of the publication of Oscar Wilde’s most recognisable work, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Another Soup has brought its immersive, musical ver…
According to director, Lois Jeary, “Theatre is a place to tell stories; to collectively feel, experience and understand; to be let in to someone else’s life for a moment- only th…
I'm always excited to see the work of established theatre companies and directors to see how they can set the theatrical benchmark for other companies. Lucky for me, then, to get the chance …
A feeling of bewilderment befell the Coliseum’s auditorium as, happy as Larry, Emma Thompson, Bryn Terfel and the remainder of Sweeney Todd’s cast strolled onto stage and p…
Soho Theatre Upstairs strikes again, bringing all that's new in experimental emerging theatre companies and falling straight into the hands of Encounter. This company make it their mission t…
Justly returning to the Unicorn for its second run, The Velveteen Rabbit masterfully tells Margery Williams's much-loved story of friendship and belonging. Full of giggles, imagination and l…
There's nothing like a nice evening out watching a show-stopping, eye-catching piece of theatre, whether it be a cutting-edge play or an energetic musical. This review's all about the latter…
Buttery Brown Monk are a lively trio that perform sketch comedy. The names come from a combination of their names: Samuel Buttery, Ryan J Brown and Jamie-Rose Monk. They have a good range of…
A witty and dark satire, D.B.C. Pierre's novel Vernon God Little makes for compulsive reading. The story centres on the character of Vernon Gregory Little whose bullied best friend Jesus Nav…
The London-based theatre company Tara Arts, led by artistic director Jatinder Verma, is one of the UK's foremost creators of cross-cultural theatre. The company has joined forces with Black …
Image by Simon Annand The Father is a powerfully dark story about a couple at loggerheads over the future of their child. As Laura plants a seed of doubt to their daughter's paternity,…
Image: Twitter One of the largest online companies in the world has started selling theatre tickets to West End shows in London. Amazon Local have announced that they have millions of West E…
Photo by Lucas Smith Inspired by real-life events, Ella Carmen Greenhill’s Plastic Figurines explores the relationship between two recently bereaved siblings. Following her mother̵…