10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Dealing with the loss of a family member to dementia, Antosh Wojcik decided to fuel his grief into drumming and spoken word. Here, he talks to Pam Vera about being 'present' and the unfortun…
Review: Brighton Fringe, Daddy Issues, The Old Market3.0starsRebecka Pershagen has clearly had to put up with a lot of judgement in her time. As a self-confessed lover of older men, Daddy Is…
Review: Brighton Fringe, May I Speak About Dance, The Old Market3.0starsMay I Speak About Dance, as the title suggests, is a performance-lecture where the audience is invited to explore thei…
As awards season barrels toward its culmination at the 73rd Annual Tonys on June 9, Jez Butterworth's The Ferryman is picking up speed and tchotchkes along the way. The family and political …
Review: Cock, Cock... Who's There?, Brighton Fringe4.0Overall ScoreTo say I was unprepared for Samira Elagoz's Cock, Cock… Who's There? is an understatement. Admittedly, I had gone thinkin…
Review: Eye to Eye, Brighton Festival4.0Overall ScorePerformed in the beautiful setting of the Brighton Dome, Eye to Eye is a fifty minute musical composition, blending choral singing and ja…
Review: Brighton Fringe, The Establishment: Le Bureau de Strange, Brighton Spiegeltent: Bosco4.0starsMad Etiquette presents duo Dan Lees and Neil Frost, who make up comedy company The Establ…
As it returns for a major revival at the King's Head Theatre, Gus Mitchell talks to two actors from This Island's Mine about the enduring legacy of Gay Sweatshop, Section 28 and the importan…
Review: Dead Dog in a Suitcase (and Other Love Songs), Brighton Fringe5.0Overall ScoreHave you heard the story about the dead dog in a suitcase? A classic urban myth that probably 'happened'…
Review: Peaches Christ's Drag Becomes Her, HOME Manchester0.0Overall ScoreJinx Monsoon is a name that all RuPaul Drag Race fans will be very familiar with. To many fans around the world she …
Review: Breakin' Convention, Sadler's Wells5.0Overall ScoreCelebrating their 16th year, Breakin' Convention explodes into the Sadler's Wells theatre filling every corner with noise, life, hi…
Following celebrated runs at the Bristol Old Vic, Royal & Derngate, Northampton, Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, Hong Kong Festival and on tour throughout the U.K., the acclaimed staging…
Full casting is here for the highly anticipated West End revival of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The previously announced production, starring Jac Yarrow as Joseph, Sheri…
Review: Don't Look Away, Pleasance Theatre 3.0stars Since the Syrian civil war officially began in 2011, we've become increasingly aware of the scale of the subsequent refugee crisis. 5.6 mi…
Review: Wild Card: Where Ye From, Sadler's Wells3.0starsWhere Ye From combines spoken word poetry, song and dance to create a contemporary medium of theatre that just isn't seen regularly in…
Review: Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, Barons Court Theatre3.0starsLemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons is a dystopian drama written by Sam Steiner. The punchy, tightly-packed script pres…
Review: Brighton Fringe, Frills and Spills, Brighton Spiegeltent: Bosco4.0starsAs part of Brighton Fringe, Stumble Trip Theatre have taken over a tent by the sea and stuffed it with an hour …
Review: Burn the Witch, Hull Truck Theatre5.0Overall ScoreWhatever I expect to see when I arrive at Katie Norris and Sinead Parker's comedy show, I can safely say that Burn the Witch is not …
Review: The Memory of Water, Nottingham Playhouse 2.0Overall Score Even though this play is focused on three sisters, I'd actually like to start this by talking about the men who come to sur…
Review: SHIFT, Shoreditch Town Hall5.0Overall ScoreAt Shoreditch Town Hall this May, theatre and circus collide to produce something truly unique. Barely Methodical Troupe (BMT) bring their …
Following a sold-out run at London's Kiln Theatre, Florian Zeller's The Son, translated by Christopher Hampton, will move to the West End for a limited run later this summer. Michael Long…
More casting is here for the upcoming West End premiere staging of Big, the celebrated 1996 Broadway musical based on the 1988 film. Morgan Young will direct and choreograph the previously a…
Review: Brighton Fringe, I Am a Camera, Rialto Theatre3.0starsI Am a Camera is a not-often-performed play by John Van Druten which explores the experiences of Christopher Isherwood, the Brit…
Review: Birds: Pluck, Brighton Fringe 3.0Overall Score Junior Productions presents Birds: Pluck. Performed by Amy Spinks and Kate Novak, written and directed by Joe Reaney and Will Noble, I …
Review: Ish..., Roundhouse4.0Overall ScoreSyncopated and bitty, Ish… seems like an attempt to record some of the absolute intensity of being a teenage girl that has so often captured our i…
