10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
It is with Verdi's maddeningly beautiful melodies still trilling round in my head that I write this review of the ENO's La Traviata at the company's home, the London Coliseum. In Verdi's 185…
Hailing from Bristol, FellSwoop is one theatre company whose fringe and touring theatre shows turn heads every year, and their ever-growing reputation is incredibly well-deserved. Their m…
As part of their second season of ‘Into the Mire’, Boireannach theatre presents Dealanach at the Vault Festival in Waterloo for a run of just two nights. A devised piece of verba…
The rise of the internet over the last few decades has had untold effects on how we live and interact with one another; unsurprisingly, this has offered plenty of artists fertile ground for …
Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone is a co-production of five short plays from Les Foules and the MKA theatre of new writing. As part of the Vault Festival, the show is here for a shor…
A Younger Theatre is teaming up with some of the UK's most famous theatre critics, and the Theatre Royal Winchester, to a launch a new scheme aimed at encouraging new, young critics. The You…
Image by Rory Lindsay & Keely Mangham Yve Blake collects stories: from cherished memories to little white lies, people from across the globe visit her website to tell their tales and …
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, …
If you're a performing arts student with ambitions to progress to a career on stage or screen, you might already be thinking about what you want to do after school or college. And with some …
Ian Brown is the former artistic director of the West Yorkshire Playhouse, the freelance director responsible for Park Theatre's current run of the sexy comedy Contact.com, written by Michae…
Ridiculusmus’s multi-faceted production of The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland takes place in a beautiful but challenging room in the Battersea Arts Centre, a challe…
A small theatre above a characterful pub in Camden played host to Fresh Femmes’Â launch night. How fresh can a company whose title rejigs the infamously practical FemFresh brand be? …
UCL's Classical Drama Society takes on Euripides's final tragedy in this brilliant and lurid rendering of Bacchae. The Bloomsbury Theatre, with its intense low lighting and hanging drapes cl…
When you hear the word ‘Frankenstein’, you never think of the man that actually brought the story (and the infamous monster) to life " but Gods and Monsters, the story about Jame…
Juxtaposing the upbeat, optimistic songs of the 1910s with the horrible truths of life at the Front, Oh What A Lovely War caused much more than a stir when it was first produced by Joan Litt…
Cyphers's adaptation of Great Expectations is an intimate storytelling experience, recounting Charles Dickens's famous novel in what promises to be ’30 Years Of Memories. 90 Minutes Of…
Nonsuch Theatre's Acqua Alta is a darkly modern retelling of Noah's Ark expressed through rhythm, musicality and satire. Noah is a modern man, a millionaire capitalising on the effects of gl…
Relying on audience participation to form a key part of your show is a risky business: if you select participants that are reluctant to join in or are just plain non-responsive the entire pe…
Image: Pooka Productions. A community fundraising website is helping a new play get off the ground financially, for the first time. Kritical Mass, are raising funds for Pooka Productions, af…
Win a pair of top price tickets to see Ah, Wilderness! at the Young Vic with our competition. Read on to find out how to enter. Ah, Wilderness! Young Vic 14 April " 23 May 2015 The You…
Ablutions FellSwoop Theatre, adapted from the novel by Patrick deWitt Soho Theatre 10 – 22 Feb Picture yourself as a bartender, sipping top-shelf whiskey and watching your customers de…
Debuting an intimate two-hander that reflects on thirty years of married life, using an 'in real life' married couple, has the potential for great success as well as tremendous disaster. The…
Image: Creative Commons Few industries are untouched by technology. Whether they embrace it, defeat it, or are conquered by it is a different matter. Theatre, one of the oldest forms of ente…
Image by Anthony at Creative Commons Humor is what stops us from becoming dull drones with no personality. It's something we all share, but we also have our own little version of it. For exa…
Kim Noble has produced yet another indefinably unshakeable show about the endless and fruitless human pursuit to avoid loneliness. Via a multi-faceted and inconceivable journey, he concludes…
