10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
When I picked up my ticket for Frozen the lovely girl on the box office made sure that I wasn't expecting a sing-along tale of princesses in snow, anecdotally recalling that a mother had …
Within the first ten minutes of Trainspotting, I'd been hauled into a neon-pumping rave, witnessed full-frontal nudity and been called every expletive under the sun. Behind me a couple had l…
Their initial concept for Fight Night, where actors voted each other out of a performance, was almost forgotten by experimental theatre company Ontroerend Goed. Years later, the freeze in th…
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, …
Animals by Emma Adams Theatre 503 7 April " 2 May Get £1o advance tickets (usually £15) to Animals at Theatre 503 ‘I want shocks! I've heard they are fun and a lot…
The Show Must Go On is one of the iconic works of the French choreographer Jérôme Bel where the relationship between art and life is “constantly surprising and challenging the view…
Whilst the content of Jonathan Tolins's play Buyer and Cellar is entirely fictional, it is based on a completely wacky truth: acting and singing phenomenon Barbra Streisand has built a stree…
Staged in the immersive Buenos Aires Coup Coup Club cabaret bar, These Trees are Made of Blood is a political piece that seeks to educate. I'm quite ashamed to say that I didn't know about t…
What is the difference between generations? It's a stretch to suggest that Fregoli Theatre Company, a troupe based on the west coast of Ireland, has had the longevity to see one generation o…
I've always had a soft spot for Trafalgar Studios 2. It feels like a tight fit, forgotten spot but it's slap bang in the middle of the West End. Almost like a secret that makes you feel like…
Sitting on four sides of a raised wooden platform, a blunt foot stamp kicks us into the action. Two rippled black athletes sit across from each other on wooden footstools, heads bent forward…
All The Things You Said You Never Said Before You Thought You Could Ever Say explores the struggles of one couple through four actors. Switching fluidly between different pairings through…
'Ballet with a 21st Century twist', as the programme tagline promises us, is never going to be to everyone's taste but for those who have always found Shakespeare a little inaccessible, with…
For people who wish to make some form of career from theatre touring seems to be the easiest way to show their work. Rachel Walton has been in the industry since the 90’s after foundin…
When I catch up with Barney Norris, he’s calling on a faulty Skype line from the foyer of Salisbury Playhouse. Between all the crackling and fading in and out, he tells me about rehear…
Image credit: Mark Douet A voice filters through scenes of grey London. A male's voice: it's young, despairing, but also hopeful. The Dissidents is a new play, commissioned by Shamser Sinha …
The second blog in an exciting series by Sleight of Hand who are presenting The Man Who at the Tristan Bates Theatre. It focuses on their experience of working with charities and support gro…
As part of our partnership with Theatre Royal Winchester we’re deliving the Young Critics scheme. An opportunity for young people in the South West of England to engage in a series of …
There's an overwhelming feeling of self-importance among the human race; an unavoidable subjective notion that we are special and, in the early stages of life, invincible. Then there is the …
Kneehigh’s dream of Manderley is fused deep with its Cornish roots, singing of the sea and haunted by a surreal shipwreck which buries Rebecca’s boat deep in the set. Its sunken …
After the blistering run of Blasted last month, the Crucible Theatre continues (and sadly concludes) its Sarah Kane season this week with alternate nights of Crave and 4.48Â Psychosis. Bot…
Win a pair of tickets to see the Beyond Bollywood at the London Palladium with our competition. Read on to find out how to enter. Beyond Bollywood London Palladium From 8 May How far w…
Win a pair of top price tickets to see the Jesus Christ Superstar UK Tour with our competition. Read on to find out how to enter. Jesus Christ Superstar UK TOUR Until August 2015 Jesus…
A Breakfast of Eels Print Room at the Coronet 16 March – 11 April £5 tickets (usually £25) for students and young creatives to A Breakfast of Eels at Print Room at the C…
Image by Helen Albert Deafinitely Theatre are the only deaf-led theatre company in Britain that provide performances and activities for both children and adults. I spoke to Artistic Director…
