10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
It's 1968 at the Chelsea Hotel in New York, not that it's obvious given that the set consists only of
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Sex is a tricky subject universally, over-saturating almost every walk of life, discussed and pursued to the ends of the
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Imagine all the bad, unlucky and disastrous things that could ever possible happen. Let them all happen one after the
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Though it's not the most adventurous piece of theatre, Damaged Goods by emerging playwright Rosalind Adler, marks itself out in
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The skyline wraps around an office made of glass. It is metallic, this monochrome image. A force so great that
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Awakening at the Old Red Lion Theatre is a Fringe-worthy show, the cohesion between the light and dark within this
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"Love and art, can they ever exist together?" and what a question! So on a very warm Sunday we sit
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Precious Little Talent, written by Ella Hickson, is one of three plays that form part of the Director's Festival at
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Other People's Teeth is a romantic thriller about an assassin with as much theoretical mathematics as there is murder; a
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Shopping baskets brimming with fake flowers, gold trainers and a lone hanging microphone. A girl (Georgia May Hughes) runs around
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Written and directed by Justina Kehinde, UMUADA returns to the stage in a sold out run as part of the
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There's intimacy, verbal violence, and social agony in Alkaline. There's also what one might define a sapient triumph of awkwardness
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A classic in the Bard's canon, As You Like It has all the elements of a good Shakespearean romance "
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The bleak setting we are met with upon arrival does well to peak the audience’s interest, as a man in
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Hive City Legacy is a show that challenges all stereotypes of what it means to be a woman of colour
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Alice Schofield’s If We Were Older explores the highs and lows of young love and self discovery, it’s tragic, comedic,
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The dramatically romantic soundtrack of The Phantom of the Opera introduces the sense of an electrical love story and a
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In 1933, the German X-ray technician Carl Tanzler (who often went by Count Carl von Cosel) snatched the body of
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Where the Hell is Bernard? straddles a strange space between dystopian drama and mime. This Edinburgh preview of the play
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Ouroboros is a symbol of a snake biting its own tail in order to create a circle with its own
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The real live horse onstage in the Royal Opera House's revival of Robert Carsen's 2012 production of Verdi's glorious final
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An East London sink estate is the setting for Eliot Warren's visceral, tragicomic depiction of life in the margins of
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Watching The Lieutenant of Inishmore you get the feeling that everyone on stage is having a good time. That might
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A storyteller and several listeners come together in an intimate place to share and listen to a story. This connection
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Forget everything you think you know about the circus. Circa's Peep Show is a cool, contemporary piece from one of
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