532 stories by "A Younger Theatre"
Don Quijote Camden People’s Theatre | 15 – 26 January by Tom Frankland and Keir Cooper “Do you could yourself among the contented or the afflicted?” An explorati…
 Here’s a ticket offer for you. Why not make it your first show of 2014? Enjoy. RETOLD A Fairytale Festival… without the 'happily ever after' 14th to 18th January at The Space …
A Younger Theatre’s Managing Editor and Artistic Director share our Top Shows of 2013. We’ve scratched our heads and pored over our diaries, and here are the AYT Top 20 shows of …
We’re proud to announce A Younger Theatre has been awarded Grants for the Arts funding from Arts Council England to support Incoming Festival, which we are co-curating festival with Ne…
Tony Law : Nonsense Overdrive until 11 January 2014, Soho Theatre Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee 2012 and triple Chortle Award winner, Mr Tony Law, presents a deeply hidden, powerfu…
A Younger Theatre is proud to announce that it will be supporting a scholarship for Fourth Monkey Theatre Company’s Two Year Rep training in 2014. One student accepted onto the F…
Who doesn’t liek The Gruffalo, the magical children’s story? Well, we’ve got a competition to win tickets to the stage version by Tall Stories at the Lyric Theatre in the W…
We're selling tickets for every show in our Spring season for just a quid. On a market stall. Have you ever been to the Albany on a Wednesday, Friday, or Saturday morning? If you have,…
Want to get your hands on a pair 0f tickets for Beyond The Christmas Cabaret at the Clapham Grand? Brilliant, you just need to enter our competition below. BEYOND THE CHRISTMAS CABARET Claph…
Who doesn’t love the story of Peter Pan? Well, it doesn’t quite go to plan in Mischief Theatre’s Peter Pan Goes Wrong. As the title suggest, you’re bound to find t…
This blog post is in response to Bryony Kimmings’s recently posted rant about how little good artists and performers are actually paid, and her fury at being asked to constantly de-val…
After reading some of the many blogs by Bryony Kimmings, Amelia Bird, Andy Field et al, I felt compelled to offer my venue's perspective. I am the Artistic Director of The Point theatre " a …
I have been an independent, touring theatre artist for 11 years. I am about to start up a venue. There are three budgets for the venue sat in front of me. I need to choose one. Budget 1 is b…
As a culture we are crap at talking about money. But when the thing you need to sell is of intangible value (a piece of performance rather than a certain amount of gold, or wheat or trout) t…
Winning the Bruntwood Prize has got to be the single most exciting moment of my life so far. I was so proud to be shortlisted that I promised myself that was enough, having my work read by p…
The hilarious comedic Spymonkey return to the West End with their show Cooped and we’ve got a pair of tickets to give away. Skip the blurb and enter the competition below. SPYMON…
“It’s the most magical time of the year” – at least that is what we’re normally led to believe, but in Soho Theatre’s alternative Christmas show, The N…
The Bush Theatre are presenting Jumpers for Goalposts and we’re giving you the chance to win a pair of tickets to see the show. Aren’t we nice? If you fancy getting your ha…
We’ve always considered the Barbican as a the king of theatres. With their extensive presentation of European work, you really can’t get any better than settling down in the Barb…
We love the Arcola Theatre, and we love ticket offers. Get £12 tickets to Home at Arcola Theatre when using our special offer code. Scroll down to find it. Home by David Storey 23rd Oc…
They say that variety is the spice of life, which means that my job equates to a well-stocked spice rack because every day is genuinely different and it's rare that I spend the whole day at …
My girlfriend has a fear of clowns. She says it stems from a traumatic experience when she was younger and watched Stephen King's It. So when I told her I had got us both tickets to see the …
Cymbeline isn't exactly the Bard's best known and most revered play. Even among the later romances, The Winter's Tale and The Tempest always manage to wrangle their way in front. In India in…
Rounding up the top theatre for London and beyond, AYT Managing Editor Eleanor Turney and Artistic Director Jake Orr give their advice on what you should be booking for in your theatre visit…
Studying at The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) for a BA in Theatre and Performance Design has encouraged me to think even more about the benefits of acting sustainably when p…
