10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
We're strong advocates for fringe, here at A Younger Theatre. We " I, love seeing shows in small venues with a small cast and budget. The excitement of being unawares is far more than walkin…
Oh simplicity how I adore thee. Even before the cast of Patrick Marber's Closer arrive on stage, I am slapped in the face with the excitable foresight of what is to come. The set is effortle…
By the time I found the theatre I felt like I had embarked on my own long and difficult journey and The Vault was my Ithaca, barely recognisable through an ominous graffiti-decorated tunnel.…
Kill Me Now: even the title is bleakly comedic. The dramatic finality of death chucked into the banality of domesticity. That's exactly the nail that Kill Me Now hits and it hits it hard as …
Man and Superman at the National Theatre starring Ralph Fiennes was an infusion between a metaphysical debate and a farcical comedy. This sounds like a bad thing but by all means it was not!…
Jessica Burgess's play is about a naked photograph. It's about a teenage blunder and an unrelenting consequence. When dropped into the immeasurable and inexorable hands of the internet, a mo…
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, …
Passion, anguish and enthrallment, are three sentiments that should reverberate from any flamenco performance and thankfully Eva Yerbabuena's ¡Ay! ticks many of these boxes. Forming part …
Among the technology-inspired shows at this year’s VAULT Festival is Jessica Burgess’s Naked, a timely production exploring the frightening phenomenon of non-consensual nude phot…
In their third and final year at the University of York, the students on its Writing, Directing and Performance course put on a series of shows that they're assessed on. These include two mo…
Win a pair of top price tickets to see Billy Elliot The Musical with our competition. Read on to find out how to enter. Billy Elliot The Musical Victoria Palace Theatre This year marks…
Show and Tell Presents Fylm School hosted by Simon Munnery Soho Theatre Mon 2 Feb, Tue 3 Mar, Mon 13 Apr, Mon 18 May, Mon 22 Jun, Mon 20 Jul at 7.30pm Get £10 (usually £15) Fy…
It seems fitting to present Dracula at The Lion and Unicorn Theatre. You enter through the rowdy pub, up the spiralling staircase and into a small, dark and misty room, where you can vaguely…
Romeo + Juliet Rose Theatre Kingston Sat 28 Feb " Sat 21 Mar Under 26? Get £5 to Romeo + Juliet on Tuesday to Thursday evenings. Be swept away by Shakespeare's most powerful love story…
Sunny Afternoon Harold Pinter Theatre Best available tickets for £15 Valid Mon-Wed evening performances only (excludes 16-18 Feb and all matinees) until 1 April Following a sold-out r…
The Tristan Bates Theatre is a hugely appropriate venue for a vampire-themed tale in that there is no natural light to speak of. As the popular FIRSTÂ series continues, Dark Dates tells th…
The FIRST Festival of Solo Performances returns to the Tristan Bates Theatre with a flurry of monologues from up and coming playwrights. Three works-in-progress make up the evening's proceed…
Any play where the whole set is a swimming pool is always going to be a winner in my books. And The Mikvah Project, currently playing at Hackney Wick's trendy The Yard Theatre does not disap…
Image: Dade Freeman England's largest arts fringe festival has launched today. The Brighton Fringe 2015 has over 750 acts confirmed so far, making it already the biggest Fringe ever. Julian …
It is difficult to write about a flamenco concert without spewing clichés about the passion, the emotional intensity and the infectious rhythms: I'll try to keep them to a minimum but I mak…
Touretteshero: Backstage in Biscuitland was part of the FIRSTÂ 2015 festival of solo performances at the Tristan Bates Theatre. This production had me smiling throughout, and contains some…
LOVE tells the story a man who posts an unusual personal ad: he is seeking someone to make love to him firstly, but then to kill and finally eat him. Petar Miloshevski plays both 'X', the co…
The course of Shakespeare's comedy at the Abbey Theatre, Ireland's national theatre, never did run smooth. "A Midsummer's Abbey Nightmare" ran the headline of one review of the company's fir…
Image by Darrell Berry It all started with Judy Garland. The American starlet may have found it impossible to escape her cracked past until her untimely death at only 47 years, but Judy Spea…
January and February are AYT Career Central months with guest blogs and features from arts professionals. Our fourth feature  in this exciting series is from Amber Massie-Blomfield,…
