10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Established in 2005, Al-Harah Theater are a non-profit organisation based in Beit Jala, Bethlehem. Committed to principles of plurality and multiculturalism, their mission is to promote thea…
This is a comedy sketch show, performed by double act Matt Stevens and Glenn Moore. The duo are asked in front of us what exactly their sketch show is about. Perhaps, it is about nothing. Or…
Circa, the pioneering Australian circus company have been at the forefront of the art form since its conception in 2004. Lead by Artistic Director Yaron Lifschitz, Circa create work that pus…
Tom Williams (Writer/Director) and Cordelia O’Driscoll (Composer) collaborate to create this new musical, a sort of cross between The Last Five Years and Sweeney Todd. The tale tells t…
David Byrne’s Secret Life of Humans combines the overlapping histories of the present, the past and the beginning of time to ask the essential human questions of what is real and what …
Mr Danger’s Really Safe Show, a one man comedy family show for all ages performed by Sam Quinn, is a clowning dare devil performance show, using puppetry, wacky tricks and plenty of so…
Jane Doe goes to a party and gets raped. She could be anyone, anywhere at anytime. This is an interactive show which uses verbatim court scripts and text messages, in addition to audience pa…
Donald Trump (Zach Tomasovic) sits in the Oval Office. His desk is smaller than usual. But it's also better, because this desk has two big buttons: the first brings diet coke, the second nuk…
Founded in 2013 by Artemis Fitzalan Howard and Eliot Salt, Bristol-based Deadpan Theatre return to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival after a sell-out run of Pre-drinks/ Afterparty in 2016, an or…
Founded by Polly Cohen, a fifth year medical student, and Hayley Russell, a recent UCL graduate, Cohrus Theatre grace the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with Parentcraft, a short play by Stephen …
Written by Ami Sayers, Women of Greece: Medusa follows the successful premiere of her original work Sodom at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Both works have been performed by Fourth Monk…
Following an award-winning stretch at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe Festival with The Way the City Ate the Stars, Melbourne-based storyteller and comedian Wil Greenway returns to the north with …
Huge red letters spell FEAR and man with a crocodile mask sits on a chair. The fringe has truly begun. This one man show opens with Gareth Clark who writes and performs the piece, sliding ac…
Sh!t Theatre deliver their mainstream cross over hit DollyWould, a celebration of Dolly Parton and themselves. You may think there is only one Dolly Parton, well you are very wrong. Every…
Following their smash-hit Bromance at the 2015 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Barely Methodical Troupe return with Kin, a daring and innovative hybrid of circus and theatre. Five men compete for…
There could be an entire brochure of one person shows about mental illness this year. Most being long drawn out stories of someone’s life, ending with the hopeful message of talking ab…
Loosely inspired by Moby-Dick, the novel written in 1851 by American author Henry Melville, Leviathan is the most recent production from James Wilton Dance. Featuring a cast of seven and pow…
After a successful run at the Hampstead Theatre, followed by a transfer to Trafalgar Studios 2 " The Wasp has made its way to the Jermyn Street Theatre. A two-hander centred on two childhood…
Of all the dystopian post-apocalyptic 'comedies' I've seen in the past year, The Community has undoubtedly been the most enjoyable. Reading the show's synopsis, you'd expect another angst-fi…
One of the big questions that keeps being raised when rating the impact technology has on our lives is whether it destroys our capability for empathy. Empathy " the ability to understand and…
What's new, Buenos Aires? Not much, unfortunately, in the West End revival of Evita, that singing timeline of a rock opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. With the exception of some exh…
This month, the Finborough Theatre in Kensington showcases the world premiere of Continuity by emerging Irish playwright, Gerry Moynihan. Director Shane Dempsey marks Moynihan's debut, a pro…
Buckle Up Theatre is truly an apt name for this company if their current production, BUMP!, written by Andrew Hollingworth is anything to go by. It tells us a story of modern dating, and how…
Very young audiences may well be inspired by seeing their peers storm the stage en masse in the British Theatre Academy's The Adventures of Pinocchio, currently playing a month-long run at t…
Adapted for stage by author Annabel Wigoder, Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem The Hunting of the Snark takes the form of a family musical adventure at the Vaudeville Theatre in the West End. Wr…
