10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Child stars are generally perceived to go down one of two routes. There are notorious train wrecks à la Macaulay
The post Review: That Girl, Old Red Lion Theatre appeared first on A Young…
Where do we draw the line between our professional and our personal lives? How and when should we teach our
The post Review: Dance Nation, Almeida Theatre appeared first on A Younger Theatre.
Memories of sticks of rock and walks along the pier are quickly smashed as Caterpillar puts its well-written fist through
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In the Globe's 2016 production of The Taming of the Shrew, there's a moment when Biondello (performed by the brilliant
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Since its original 1977 run at Hampstead Theatre, Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party has seen a large number of revivals as
The post Review: Abigail’s Party, Queen’s Theatre appeared f…
Run it back at the Hackney Showroom is a dynamic and immersive show, which portrays the possibilities and issues of
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As we get back into theatre for the autumn we’ve got a brilliant ticket offer for The End of Eddy
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At last year’s Notting Hill Carnival Star Wars Actor, John Boyega was accused of being inappropriate with the way he was dancing
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★★★★ Walk Swiftly and With Purpose is a deeply entertaining, funny, and unsettling play. It is a remarkable 'classroom play,'
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★★★ We live in a world in which people of colour are underrepresented everywhere except in the criminal justice system.
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★★★★★ I have always believed theatre to be a form of magic and magic shows to be a form of
The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Extinction Event, Ple…
The National Theatre delivers perfection and an antidote to the Brexit blues in its stunning adaptation of Pericles:Â a defiant celebration
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★★★ Six audience members join Sam (Shian Denovan) in the ravaged car that she was driving just a few moments
The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Wrecked, Gilded Bal…
In Original Impact's production of Megan Jenkins' Gone, different narratives from different times in history appear to centre around one
The post Review: Camden Fringe, Gone, The Lion and Un…
Can Swan Lake ever disappoint? Is the famous love story ever able to fall flat on its….beak? When something becomes
The post Review: Swan Lake, London Coliseum appeared first on A Younger …
★★★★ Upon leaving university, we quickly forget the trials and tribulations we face while living in shared housing with other
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Chronicling the relationship of two men as they navigate the complexities of being gay in the US of A, Homos,
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★★★★½ The Taiwan Season at Summerhall brings us this Taiwanese masterpiece from the company Our Theatre. Delusion Of Home, directed
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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice is a total northern treasure about a young girl who has surrendered her
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★★★ On our anniversary, he always gave me a rose per year of our relationship until he said it is
The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The First Love Project, C Venu…
★★★★ A new adaptation of Mikhail Lermontov‘s classic Russian novel, A Hero Of Our Time is revived through a merging of
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Facing a multitude of environments, Cockpit Theatre's tier seating encases the thrust stage. Lights rise upon hints of a bedroom;
The post Review: Camden Fringe Festival, Pomegranate Season,…
★★★ Always the fastest, always the cleverest, always the strongest. Two young women grow up in rivalry, becoming each other's
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★★★★ Words and movement crash together with such an enormous power that it becomes impossible to not be drawn into
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A bed very similar to Tracey Emin's famous squalid art show greets us as we crowd into the basement theatre
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