10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
It's exciting to see Brecht's The Caucasian Chalk Circle made so palatable and engaging for young audiences at the Unicorn Theatre near London Bridge. Brecht's traditional moralising and …
With such a kooky, cartoony, hand-illustrated set design and costume choice; a rather marvellous quartet of adroit actors performing in a vast number of hilariously eccentric and goofy roles…
January and February are AYT Career Central months with guest blogs and features from arts professionals. Our second guest blog in this exciting series is from Chloé Nelkin, Director …
Win a pair of tickets to see La Traviata at London Coliseum with our competition. Read on to find out how to enter. La Traviata London Coliseum 9 February " 13 March La Traviata tells …
Baby Lame is an incredible fixture on the alternative cabaret scene in London. Fresh from having won the Judges Award at the Mimetic Festival 2014, Baby Lame's show Don't Call it A Comeback,…
London's biggest festival of new and unusual theatre is returning for its seventeenth year. Camden People's Theatre (CPT) has announced its Sprint 2015 line up with acts including Drunken Ch…
January and February are AYT Career Central months with guest blogs and features from arts professionals. Our debut guest blog is from Eleanor Turney, Editor of The Space  I started as I…
The Lounge, nestled beneath the foyer of the Leicester Square Theatre, is a remarkably appropriate place to stage a production of The Waiting Room. Thanks to the dimly lit interior and the r…
The current star in the 'Extreme Love' series being shown at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse is Thomas Middleton's The Changeling, a Jacobean musing on passion and madness. The Globe's artistic …
When I was a GCSE drama student everyone wanted to make shows about drug abuse, mental illness and inappropriate sexual relationships " all in the name of causing a stir and being 'edgy'. It…
Theatre Ad Infinitum’s Light is a post-Snowden piece that sets out to predict how technological advances in surveillance will affect our lives. It centres around the invention of a bra…
Orfeo is widely considered to be the first master work of opera ever written, and is certainly the oldest surviving opera that is still regularly performed today. Pair that heritage with dir…
Masterclass is once again giving you the opportunity to have your play showcased as a rehearsed reading in front of a selected industry audience on stage in our West End venue – the…
Following the success of King Charles III and Cock, Mike Bartlett's Bull lands at the Young Vic with a bang. A darkly comic and violent emotional rollercoaster of a play, Bull is some of the…
"For the people tired of the same money generating schemes on the West End. For the people who crave different kinds of honesty from their theatre. For the people who have never connected to…
Over the course of an hour, Elena Voce Siriani and Saskia Marland of the Urban Foxes Collective guide you first to the cultish 'Altar of the Self', before taking a microscope to how young ad…
BalletBoyz's The Talent company kick off the Sadler's Wells 2015 season with a brand new work that draws on the anniversary of World War I as inspiration, and displays the company's combi…
As I sat on a non-moving, severely delayed Victoria Line service, contemplating my lateness and panicking, I began to consider what my expectations of Contact.com were. Perceptually I was ri…
"Darkness seems to unlock the doors of imagination and to arouse the wildest and most mysterious sides of our minds." Blind Man's Song, directed by Gullieme Pigé, tells the story of a blind…
Nesbit's classic story of The Railway Children is one that is thought of with great affection. It is a wonderfully traditional and uncomplicated tale and at the King's Cross Theatre in 2015 …
If I Cover My Nose You Can’t See Me By Polarbear Battersea Arts Centre 16-21 Feb | 7:30pm £9 Early Bird (Usually £12) Eight years on, Polarbear revives his debut full-…
Applications are now open for National Youth Theatre (NYT) Auditions and Interviews for those aged 14-25 and are taking place all over the UK! Join the leading platform for showcasing young …
The first instalment in the blogs from the StoneCrab Gobstoppers can be read here The second instalment in the blogs from the StoneCrab Gobstoppers can be read here By Caitlin Heaton Thro…
The Pleasance Theatre ranks as one of the friendliest fringe venues that I know, a spirit which is echoed in the way in which they programme many of the 400 plus shows that they take up to t…
Juliet Gilkes Romero, well-known for her At The Gates of Gaza, delivers a new drama at the Southwark Playhouse that examines the political trajectory of Britain from the present back to 1…
