10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Image: National Funding Scheme A new plan of action to restore the Battersea Arts Centre has been put in place, just days after it was hit with a devastating fire. An investigation is under …
Lardo pretty much has everything you need for a good, solid chunk of entertainment. It is riotous in humour and violence, with all its own stunts, never seeming to stop for breath or slow do…
It's 1953; Polish-born Spijak occupies one half of a Savile Row tailor’s workroom, whilst the remaining side is taken up by his bolshie friend, Eric; what they share in passion, the…
Play Mas sees Orange Tree Theatre take on a Trinidadian tailor's shop littered with fabric scraps and chalk-stencilled strips. Libby Watson's design also includes hand-painted adverts and ro…
Gareth Murphy's voice has a hush that whisks us away into the faraway lands of 14-year-old Boy. The gothic fantasy piece, adapted by Murphy at the Blue Elephant Theatre in Camberwell, is bas…
From Sunny Afternoon which tells the story of The Kinks to Jersey Boys which charts the rise of The Four Seasons, jukebox musicals are very a la mode at the moment, so it is not surprising t…
Image: Chichester Festival Theatre Facebook page The Chichester Festival Theatre has announced its Festival 2015 line up, which will be the first since the theatre underwent a multi-million …
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WINK at Theatre 503 is a superb production. Playwright Phoebe Eclair-Powell’s story depicts the lives of a young boy, Mark, and his older role model, Mr John Martin. Mark believes John…
Mike Kenny's spirited adaptation of Siobhan Dowd's novel, Solace of The Road, moves between happiness and hardship with authenticity, wit and a delicacy to be admired. An audience are invite…
After still basking in the afterglow of Lest We Forget last year, I was intrigued and excited to see what Tamara Rojo and her diverse range of dancers were going to show us with this new tri…
After working alongside Les Enfants Terribles for nine years, Les Petits has become a theatre company in its own right. Formed in 2013 by the producers of Les Enfants Terribles, James Seager…
Radiant Vermin is a 90 minute comic satire that touches on themes of housing, consumerism and basic morals; who knew polite parents-to-be could get this dark! The two protagonists Jill (Gemm…
Pop-Up Opera presents one of Mozart’s lesser performed operas, Die Entführung aus dem Serail, in the unconventional setting of Peter Kime’s oriental antique store in Bloomsbury.…
The Honey Man, written by and starring Tyrone Huggins, manages to bring together the elements of British Caribbean history and British aristocracy. This is a unique play about two c…
Since I first heard of the National Theatre’s production of Richard Bean’s farcical masterpiece One Man, Two Guvnors, based on Carlo Goldoni’s classic The Servant of Two Ma…
Dreaming in Code is a pair of dance pieces by all-male dance company 2Faced Dance. Five dancers – Jason Boyle, Jack Humphrey, Chris Knight, Luke Rigg and Ed Warner – perform both…
News of funding cuts for some of the UK’s most iconic arts institutions last summer, most notably the English National Opera, may have spurred creatives to think more urgently about di…
No Guts, No Heart, No Glory follows six young Muslim girls from Bradford that want to become boxers. Despite some initial resistance and reservation from their families and the wider Isla…
After months of preparation, creating and rehearsing, the third year Writing, Directing and Performance students here at York were ready to unleash their new productions of French playwright…
This adaptation of Alice in Wonderland is definitely recognisable from the well-known book and countless film adaptations. If there was one word to use to differentiate this Alice from any o…
I’m always excited to see a show at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds. This is because they have a knack for creating some fantastic productions, whether they’re bits of new …
The awesome thing about Shakespeare is the fact that you can use his plays as blank canvasses to paint on your directorial concept. They contain great, timeless stories that often work in ju…
Two friends – likely to be just out of university, join the masses of other young adults in the quest to find themselves in the real world. Paul is on the never-ending hunt for a job a…
Written and performed by boy-wonder Harry Melling, his debut play, peddling is so perfectly balanced, cleverly staged and unnoticeably acted that it's difficult not to just nip this in the b…
