10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
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…
Liverpool Everyman is to hold open auditions for its Resident Acting Company. This follows the announcement of the new repertory company in April, which will give Merseyside actors the chanc…
The new editor of AYT is Oxford based journalist and editor, Hannah Marsh. With a wealth of experience in arts feature writing, digital editing on a national newsdesk and strategy work on co…
We’ve teamed up with Christina Birt Projects and Company of Angels to deliver a series of reviews as part of the Creative Critics series. School children aged 8-11 respond to a seri…
The gadulka. What is a gadulka? I'm still not sure even as I leave The Drayton Arms Theatre after having watching an hour long monologue that intends to explore the traditional Bulgarian fol…
We’ve teamed up with Christina Birt Projects and Company of Angels to deliver a series of reviews as part of the Creative Critics series. School children aged 8-11 respond to a seri…
We’ve teamed up with Christina Birt Projects and Company of Angels to deliver a series of reviews as part of the Creative Critics series. School children aged 8-11 respond to a seri…
This is a traditionally staged, loyal to style, West End version of Hobson's Choice. It has every bell and whistle that the producers could throw at it; a big, beautiful set, gorgeous cos…
La Femme Ridicule’s In The Gut explores the difficulties that women face when addressing the subject of pregnancy. It uses grotesque and over-the-top characters to try and capture a wo…
RADA: Youth Company Applications Open The RADA Youth Company provides access to drama training and performance opportunities for young people aged 16-20 who live in and around London. Each y…
Christopher Haydon has announced he will be stepping down from the Gate Theatre next year. On 14 June, the Notting Hill theatre revealed that Haydon would leave in January 2017 after a fi…
A theatre that promotes gender equality has set up a series of events profiling the achievements of women in the stage world. Tonic Theatre Celebrates, which begins 22 June at London's…
Based on the (teensy bit) popular 1992 Disney film and hugely successful Broadway show, Aladdin has finally arrived in the West-End. As one would expect from Disney, MEGA BUCKS have been thr…
Shook Up Shakespeare's Midsummer Madness brings something a little bit different to this year’s commemorations marking 400 years since Shakespeare’s death. With party games, a ra…
Immigration, patriotism and national pride are all supposedly under threat with the impending vote on the EU Referendum. Many of those campaigning for 'Brexit' preach that immigration has ca…
Tonight's showing of Haim: In The Light Of A Violin sets itself no easy task. To justify the purpose, being or essence of a production, the performing artist must set his or her art as a …
Mountains of anonymous boxes, furniture, clothes, sentimental shirts and cans of aftershave – Handle With Care is a site specific play set in a series of storage units that takes the a…
When having the opportunity to become immersed in a Roald Dahl tale, whether you are an adult or a child, the characters and the stories have the power to transport you to a different world …
Seriously, can someone tell me where the time is going?! It's been a year since I performed in the Department of Theatre, Film and Television at the University of York's annual summer produc…
Phaedra(s), presented with Odéon"Théâtre de l'Europe, shocks, confuses, and invigorates. The production is based on the Classical tale of Phaedra, who marries Theseus, the hero who famo…
Tucked away off the busy Kings Road is an authentic community theatre which clearly enjoys hosting Stephen Heatley’s original production Heels of Glory. The friendly welcome on arrival…
Can opera be funny, performed in a tunnel shaft, and be accessible to opera newbies? The answer to all of these is yes, and Pop-up Opera’s production of Rossini’s The Barber of S…
Teenagers. The word alone (now that I am in my early twenties), leaves me in disdain as I struggle to compete with them at the shopping centres they congregate in. However, remembering that …
This Much (Or an Act of Violence Against the Institution of Marriage) is a richly detailed and astutely written piece about the difficulty of being certain of what we want from our relations…
An original piece of music, dance and storytelling, Four Corners is a debut from inclusive theatre company, Blink Dance Theatre. Spanning less than an hour, with sensory delights for all, we…
