10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Chester Tuffnut isn’t just any old treemole, but the only tree mole in existence. Residing in Woodland, Chester pesters all his inhabitants to accompany him on adventures and learns…
Get £22 Student Tickets to Jersey Boys Jersey Boys | Piccadilly Theatre | Until April 2017 They were just four ordinary guys from New Jersey, until they sang their very first no…
Henry V could not have graced the stage at a more poignant or apt time. Living in a society riddled with the drama of Brexit and surrounded by the even more consuming drama of the Euros tour…
Tucked away in the attic of the Bedford Pub in Balham, a loveable reimagining of Frances Hodgson Burnett's beloved children's novel is taking place. Undoubtedly Theatre N16 is a brilliant ch…
See two Edinburgh Fringe Previews for £10 Tell Me Anything and Party Trap | 25-30 July | Shoreditch Town Hall A season of theatre Edinburgh previews commence at Shoreditch Town …
Luce (played by Eloise Joseph) and Charlene (Samantha Robinson) are a killer duo. It's the morning after the night before, and they're working together in a metal factory. They push through …
Three performers, one microphone and a whole load of cardboard boxes greet the unsuspecting audience as they make their way into the theatre space. It is clear from the very start that Every…
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 perma…
Richard Twyman has been appointed the new artistic director of English Touring Theatre (ETT). Announced on 22 June, Twyman joins ETT from the Royal Court Theatre, and will take up his new ro…
Developed by the Barbican Centre and mentored by Lea Anderson and Lindsey Kemp, Crystal Me is billed as a cross-arts happening at the warehouse space of Hackney Showroom. Livia Rita and Comp…
Back to the trusty Old Red Lion to see it housing what it houses best: new writing. This time produced by Velvet Trumpet, a company whom I have been following quite ardently over the last ye…
Cultural identity. Displacement. Immigration. These are strong issues at the heart of a new dance venture " East Wall. Tucked away in a quaint chamber in Wakefield Tower, Tower of London, th…
A week ago, the UK awoke to the news that just over half its voting population had opted to leave the European Union. Since then, from #Brexit to #Borexit, it's sometimes felt, to paraphrase…
My granny always told me to be wary when couples tell stories about each other. She said 'There'll be two sides of the story and somewhere in the middle there'll be the truth". Brian Friel r…
Florian Zeller is the man of the moment, following the West End, heart-wrenching smash hit that was The Father, and the equally involving The Mother at the Tricycle. Now he brings us The Tru…
The most striking thing about Dinosaur Dreams, an original play by Will Adolphy, is its unflinching directness. Conceived in consultation with mental health professionals, the play charts…
Stanley Houghton's Hindle Wakes is a microcosmic play that explores macrocosmic issues. The setting of two domestic locations in a provincial Lancashire mill town provides an anachronistic p…
On The Twentieth Century is a classic American musical that fits the stereotypical image of a Broadway show perfectly. Set on a 1930s train travelling from Chicago to New York, it follows th…
The Doctor in Spite of Himself is a translation of Moliere's hit French comedy. And it is a tongue-in cheek, highly self-conscious comedy at that. It is farce at its best, filled to the brim…
Australian playwright Tommy Murphy's 2005 play Strangers in Between has its UK premiere at the King's Head Theatre, and under Adam Spreadbury-Maher's direction it is a great success. A funny…
To make opera more accessible and inviting to new (and younger) audiences " this is the challenging but commendable mission that English National Opera have set themselves. And it has to be …
Many of us seated (and indeed standing) could not have predicted the significance of watching Macbeth in the Globe on the eve of 23 June 2016. Shakespeare's play exploring political turbulen…
With the floods and pending EU doom lurking in the air, there is nothing like a show at Southbank's London Wonderground to keep your mind off things. If you have ever seen a show at Wondergr…
Gobsmacked! is the latest show from the producers of The Magnets and Soweto Gospel Choir " and if Pitch Perfect didn’t turn you into an a cappella fan, this show will. The seven perfor…
I'm sure many adults would believe they were past listening to fairytales, but the Crick Crack Club is ready to prove them wrong. The Devil's Purse is a bewitching fusion of storytelling and…
