10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
There are many questions in life we don't know the answer to. Often they question our being, our morals and humanity, and often they aren't particularly pleasant to ponder over. Often it's e…
Image: WildWorks A number of world premiers and exclusives have been announced at this year's Norwich and Norfolk Festival. The festival runs from May 8 to May 24 in East Anglia, to an estim…
In a promotional image for DruidShakespeare – Druid Theatre Company's upcoming presentation of Shakespeare's 'History Plays' – we see the white-painted face of the actor Marty Re…
The first blog in an exciting series by Sleight of Hand who are presenting The Man Who at the Tristan Bates Theatre. This is the second time in my career so far where I have returned to a pl…
Image by Brinkhoff Moegenburg There's nothing particularly curious as to why The National's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has recently announced a renewed run at the Giel…
Image credit: Alexander Newton This month is the world premiere of Harajuku Girls at the Finborough Theatre. The play, which is written by the Irish- Japanese playwright Francis Turnley and …
Image: Ryoko Uyama An interactive performance that allows the audience to take control of a war ravaged country is to tour the UK before, during and after the general election in Ma…
An arts charity that supports young creative people has announced its closure today, after running out of funding. Ideastap will close on June 2 after running for six years, despite having t…
Based on the novel Push by Sapphire, and re-imagined and devised by the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, I had mixed expectations. One of which was a flashback to the time I'd wa…
It's kind of like watching TV. Or someone else playing a video game. But it's live, there, in front of you. Mike Bartlett has a reputation for doing just that – creating plays that cha…
Crows cawing, angels whizzing around on white scooters and an abundance of dry ice form the cornerstones of Way Station – a waiting room where souls patiently wait in limbo to discover…
If walking into the Vault Festival four days before its closure was your first entrance to the festival, then I can sympathise with the overwhelming sense of anger. This will subside and sad…
It's the Conservative Party Conference and the Tories are heading up to Bradford. The town – and the country – is fraught with tension over immigration policy. A women's peace ca…
Following the mega-success of The View from the Bridge " the play everyone is talking about, the play you'd want to sell a relative to get tickets to " the powerhouse team that is Ivo van Ho…
Jerry’s Girls is night of fantastic entertainment looking back at the success of composer and lyricist Jerry Herman and the women who influenced his life. Some of these women include w…
Theatre is so wonderfully versatile, and it’s brilliant to see so many different types of productions and performers gracing the stages across the country. These range from professiona…
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, …
Antigone is a given a violent urban aesthetic and redeployed from its Greek origins to consider contemporary gang culture. Having toured nationally last year, Antigone arrives at Theatre …
Secret Theatre: ten actors, seven shows " and an entire network of theatremakers of all kinds clubbing together to make it happen. It is one engine ignited and driven by artistic director Se…
Jennifer Haley's The Nether explores an interesting and increasingly pertinent concept; the idea of catfishing, deception, and the diverse identities we adopt online. It explores the effect …
To celebrate peddling's London premiere, HighTide is giving you the chance to win two free tickets for any performance from 20th " 28th March 2015, subject to availability, along with two fi…
Lorraine & Alan Battersea Arts Centre 10th-14th MARCH £7 tickets for Under 26s to Bucket Club’s Award-Winning Lorraine & Alan at Battersea Arts Centre WINNER: The Brighton F…
Britain's Best Recruiting Sergeant Unicorn Theatre Until 15 Mar Half Price Tickets (usually up to £16)  for all performances on 7 " 8 and 14 " 15 Mar. Join us for a feisty, song…
Image credit: Anna Soderblom With the banned Moonfleece, the hit Tender Napalm and the prestigious Scotsman Fringe First Award winner Dark Vanilla Jungle, writer Philip Ridley and director D…
A musical theatre production has disrupted the UKIP party conference by performing a number on a tank, dressed as Nazis. Cast members from The Producers turned up outside the Margate conf…
