10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Karen meets Nick at a train station. Jamie meets Naomi on a dating app. Feel follows these four characters as
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"Mi piaccion quelle cose che han siÌ€ dolce maliÌ€a, che parlano d’amor, di primavere, di sogni e di chimere, quelle
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Cockamamy, an adjective meaning ludicrous or nonsensical. But also, a new play, by Louise Coulthard, which previewed at The Lion
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Presented under the Barbican's new season, The Art of Change, in tandem with LiFT Festival and Back to Back Theatre,
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Section 2 explores a subject that has great importance in our society. Sectioning under the Mental Health Act is a
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No One Is Coming To Save You takes place in the dreams of two unnamed, depressive and insomniac young people.
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Two timelines collide in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' An Octaroon, the impact of which has produced devastating results. Organised within the framework
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It's something everything Bardolator has to contend with: Shakespeare's tragic women get little stage time and even less agency. They
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Black out. Lights on. Description and participation merge. Observing becomes an active choice in Libby's Eyes. The action on stage
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It would be somewhat of an understatement to say that Lia Williams, star of the Donmar Warehouse's adaptation of The
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Nine Foot Nine, after some afterthought I realise refers to the alternate reality in this play where women commonly grow
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John Berger's A Fortunate Man " accompanied by Jean Mohr's photographs " was published in 1967, as a 50:50 collaboration
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Mamzer Bastard is a new opera about family identity and long-buried secrets, set in New York during a city-wide blackout
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What are the most basic of needs when it comes to the pure, rocking in your chair, silly, beaming grin
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As part of the Barbican's 2018 season, The Art of Change, Rhiannon Faith celebrates women's empowerment through dance theatre. Performed
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Soho's Upstairs theatre has been transformed into a typical British betting shop for the week; a simple bar, a slot
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Sophie Treadwell's Machinal, written in 1928, explores the entrapment of women in the societal systems they have (short of killing)
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Nollywood comes to the stage in Rotimi Babatunde's adaptation of Lola Shoneyin's bestselling novel The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's
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Cadets is a captivating solo play where Gabbi takes you on the journey of what it is really like to
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The world premiere of Torben Betts' play Monogamy is set in a luxurious and fully functional kitchen, fit for a
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When I told my friends that I was going to be exposed to almost 5 hours of Wagner on Thursday
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I'm not sure what I was expecting going into I am of Ireland, but when it opened as a cross-dressing
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"…Like a big gay lion called Lesley", this sentence from Bingo has stayed with me long after seeing the show,
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A single hand ghosts beneath the wallpaper. It is a lurid, offensive yellow, and full of secrets known only by
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Wow. I mean…wow! Okay, let's get this show on the road. Again, quite literally, this show needs to get itself
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