10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Sometimes a piece of theatre can aim too high, extending its hands out far beyond its actual reach, trying for
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In a warehouse in London Bridge it is 1940, Lord Halifax is the Prime Minister, World War Two rages on
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The Misanthrope at Theatro Technis is an interesting yet ineffective interpretation of Moliére’s work! Having studied the play, I was
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 A specially created site-specific new show at St Giles-in-the-Fields. What happens when two totally different Londoners find themselves face to
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A woman and a man are going to have sex. They need to have sex, in fact. It might be
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Suicide. Terrorism. Adultery. The themes of Marion Blott's Moormaid don't suggest comedy, but Marion Blott's script is at its most
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Writing about writing has been done before, countless times. But Ella Hickson's new play, The Writer, transcends the usual preoccupations.
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Clarity visits Sarah Kane between 4:48 and 6am, staying for a brief time before abandoning her in the dark. She
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Two best friends. Online dating nightmares. A-coming-of-terms-story of friendship and love in You Have A Match. Two Girls and a
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Returning to London after eighteen years, The National Theatre of Norway brings Little Eyolf by Henrik Ibsen to the Print
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Joe White's debut play Mayfly at the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond condenses the lives of four people in a
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When we think of the word 'circus', what springs to mind? A sad looking clown on a tiny bike? Acrobats
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A young couple are moored in the shallows off the Gulf of Mexico. Kendra (Louisa Lytton) fishes idly while Betty
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Secret Life of Humans is a journey into the (hi)story of mankind, striking for its visual, critical, and ambitiously universal
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Dames by Siberian Lights, a female-centric theatre company, is an hour long messy and deeply comedic exploration of female friendships
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In- Sook Chappell’s Mountains: The Dreams of Lily Kwok, tells the astounding true story of Lily’s fight to achieve her
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Jackie Hagan is an award-winning playwright, the 2018 Jerwood Compton Poetry fellow, and working class. And so, the monologue that
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Half Breed is for anyone that has ever felt 'other'. It's exhausting, breakneck and revitalising; a show and a performer
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The longest running musical on Broadway, Chicago has once again returned to London's West End. Initially a 1926 play by
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A story, Simon Mcburney explains, as the lights of the theatre come up and the lights of the Barbican Centre
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Pitched as a play about motherhood, Spiked is more than meets the eye. The play, produced by Pepperbox Production, sees
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As someone who belongs to many socially constructed identities, my work as a theatre maker is inherently intersectional – I
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Jenny May Morgan is a comedian who has created an alter-ego named Pamela, who is an erotic fiction novelist on
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Benjamin Alborough's Cream Tea and Incest is less similar to the 'Daddy's Boy' skit in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt than I
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Jukebox musicals can tend to be a bit of a mixed bag in my experience; they often tend to sacrifice
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