10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Although you might not think it from the current weather we are having, but the summer holidays are in full
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So, apparently, at the beginning of this decade there was an online black marketplace called 'Silk Road', presumably named after
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★★★★ Controversial deaths seem to be a catalyst for riots, which in turn leads to difficult conversations about race the
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★★★★ It's 1999. The millennium is on its way. And up and coming punk band The G-Stringz are playing at
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"I think we've always been telling this story." Cait O'Sullivan muses. Her sister Maeve nods, "for years it was kind
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★★★ Trojan Horse, directed by Matt Woodhead, leaves us wanting more. Underneath the classical sounds of the tabla merging into a
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★★★ Penelope Skinner's Meek explores the negative impacts that the right to freedom of expression has on both individual and
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A dollhouse sits alone atop a stool, held by muted white light encasing the perimeter of the Donmar Warehouse's thrust
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★★★★ B is doing a great job at work. She's supported other people throughout their careers and balances a fast-paced,
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★★★★ We meet at the Jeelie Piece Café on Leven Street. The barista comes around with a menu and we
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Making its European debut at the Finborough Theatre, Jordan Seavey's 2016 play is an examination of the ideological conflicts that
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★★★★ "It's easier to speak to a stranger than define the parameters of your relationship with a partner." Middle Child theatre
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When a person goes missing, what happens to those left behind? In Spiral, writer Abigail Hood sets out to explore the
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A tale spanning the sheer destructive power of a bad break up, Getting over Everest is a nippy production that is
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★★★★ Roger is angry. That's how he finds Alan. Rather than go on a run, he finds himself trawling through
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Thrilling in delivery, poignant in message and imaginative in production: The Three Musketeers is an experience bordering on magical. Although
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Adam Walsh " no " Adam Welsh is an actor. An actor who found that when he Googles himself, the
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Graceful is a powerful play about a complex relationship between two women who are 17 and 37. Not only is
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Of Course I'm Hot…I'm 50! is an engaging feminist play that addresses the responsibilities women take on throughout their lives
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★★★ 1936, Berlin. The Olympic games are underway and international delegates accept Swastika " branded invitations to cocktail parties and
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★★ A play set in a school classroom in attempt to explore class struggles sums up what Iseult Golden and
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Think flips, pony-tails and archetypal American High Schools and you have Bring It On: The Musical. Watch the British Theatre
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★★★ This is a place where the buses aren't running anymore. There's no fire station. And there's no jobs. Three
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★★★★★ Performed by Katy Dye, Baby Face probably genres as a sort of in-yer-face performance art where the spectators are blamed,
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★★★ Tightrope Theatre's Eat Your Heart Out focuses on seventeen year old Bel Jones (played by Ella McCallum), a bright
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