10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
This updated version of Strindberg's classic Miss Julie, drops the Miss, and plunges us into a modernised upstairs-downstairs conundrum. In
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Not many people know the story of the 'Café Society', but they should! For example, when I asked people what
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It's very likely no person will ever have the same boundless charisma as Paterson Joseph: it makes him the perfect
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Swedish playwright Lars Norén cannot be accused of being a household name, yet this double bill of experimental shorts shows
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It's been a good few years for Tracy Letts. He's won a Tony award for his role as George in
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The American playwright Emily Schwend's award winning play Utility arrives at the Orange Tree Theatre with direction by Caitlin McLeod.
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The Unicorn theatre superbly produces the theatrical translation of David McKee's everlasting book Not Now, Bernard. Sarah Argent's direction has
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Can a show that blends the different skills of a famous choreographer, composer and fashion designer work? In this production,
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The world of office politics can sometimes be a petty microcosm of the worst side of human nature. As someone
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A mind-reading machine. "Bridging the communication gap" between fathers and sons, as Scott Graham (Declan Bennett) explains, is the starting
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We are welcomed into the all-too-perfect linoleum suburban kitchen of Walt (Gareth David-Lloyd) and Barb (Gala Gordon), with their two
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Taking Flight is an annual festival organised by Red Dragonfly Productions, a company that aims to bring stories from the
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A corridor. Four dancers and a violinist enter it, inhabit it, and then leave. Over and over again. Brocade by
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It hardly needs saying that Leave Taking is an inspired piece of programming for the Bush Theatre. Though first performed
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Going into a play called Consent, complete with trigger warnings about sexual assault outside, it comes as a surprise to
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William Shakespeare's little known and last project (in collaboration with John Fletcher) has been rather forgotten by the theatre-going public,
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It is difficult to imagine what to expect from a musical about a dilapidated roller skating rink. It is also
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Written all the way back in 1664, Molière's revered comedy Tartuffe has made its debut at the Theatre Royal Market.
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Did you ever want to watch 3 incredibly complex operas slimmed down into 35-minute slots? Simplified beyond all rhyme and
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'To live is an awfully big adventure' Peter Pan's unbeatable optimism and thirst for adventure is lifting him up into
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Walking into the Brockley Jack theatre, the stage is artfully dishevelled in a way that expertly reproduces a lonely, lived-in
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Adam & Eve, written by Tim Cook, centres on a remarkably middle-class couple. Young, newly married and having just bought
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Life is a Dream. Dreams are reality. We exist between waking and sleeping. Our perception creates our inner world of
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It's always exciting when different artistic forms interact to create something new " when poetry lends itself to movement, and
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The intergenerational comedy drama 3Women is comedienne Katy Brand's debut play, currently running at the Trafalgar Studios. It puts three
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