10,593 stories from A Younger Theatre
Mesmerising, mercurial and miraculously weird. There are an abundance of words to describe Peeping Tom's production of Moeder (Mother), but these few typify the bizarre world in which you ar…
JULIET & ROMEO: A GUIDE TO LONG LIFE AND HAPPY MARRIAGE Award-winning dance theatre company, Lost Dog, re-imagine Shakespeare's teenage love story in a version where Romeo and Juliet sur…
Lucy, Lucy & Lucy Barfield Thu 1 Feb, 2pm & 7.30pm | artsdepot Lucy's just realised Narnia doesn't exist. She's 26. If the adventures of heroine Lucy Pevensie can no longer help…
Mary Stuart " a new adaptation by Robert Icke Two queens. One in power. One in prison. It's all in the execution. Following a critically acclaimed, sold-out season at the Almeida Theatre�…
Moving to a new city, meeting new people, it all means that question is bound to pop up. The 'What do you do?' question. The one I dread people asking. Because I'm very much a part of Genera…
WE ARE SUCH STUFF AS NIGHTMARES ARE MADE ON. The battle has been lost and won. The Fallen Tyrant lies dreaming in the time-less void of a prison cell. The Spectral Queen haunts the shadows, …
WELCOME TO CONQUEST: THE WORLD’S FIRST REVENGE CUPCAKE COMPANY. A chance meeting in a pharmacy. Alice is looking for the morning after pill, instead she meets Jo, and is drawn into a w…
Vault Festival is back, and larger than ever. Catering to more and more people, VAULT has shifted to accommodate a more adventurous and excitable audience, and the Festival Directors are com…
Everything that could have gone wrong for me as a teenager did. I turned up to prom in the same dress as the scariest person in the year. I had an allergic reaction to Veet trying to experim…
Austin Pendleton's one-woman show, Woman Before a Glass, is an ambitious, unapologetic portrayal of Peggy Guggenheim, the controversial collector made enfant terrible of the twentieth centur…
Mikhail Durnenkov's The War Has Not Yet Started (translated by Noah Birkstead-Breen) comprises of 11 short stories that aim to reflect some of modern societies' most pressing issues. Theatre…
Director Ian Rickson brings Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party to the stage, with a gaze that penetrates below the skin. First staged in 1957, Pinter's play was met with a dismally stale res…
Director Michael Longhurst stages an exuberant and poignant revival of playwright Peter Shaffer's Amadeus, who died in June last year. Originally staged in 1976 and brought to acclaim by the…
The centrepiece of the feminist theatre festival Calm Down Dear is Rachael Ofori's So Many Reasons, the hilarious quintessential guide to life has a British Ghanaian woman in the mille…
Win 2 x tickets to see Jack Thorne’s acclaimed coming-of-age BUNNY at The Tristan Bates Theatre next week! Don’t miss your chance to catch Fabricate Theatre’s critically ac…
Directed by Lucy Curtis, Bunny is a coming-of-age tale about a self-conscious sixth-former named Katie (Catherine Lamb) from Luton. She somehow ends up on the wrong side of town with her 24-…
Anyone who's ever picked up a travel guide to Venice will at least have heard of Peggy Guggenheim through the art gallery named after her on the city's Grand Canal. The gallery, which contai…
A chair, a box of tissues, six stark beams of light and the kind of classical-feeling music that gets played down the phone when you're placed on hold. Serge is on hold. Waiting. Tim Cowbury…
With many jukebox musicals that have plonked themselves noisily in London's theatreland, it's usually helpful and ultimately more enjoyable to be familiar with the catalogue of work. TakeÂ�…
It has been a long while since I've had to wear a stickered name badge, and I wasn't expecting my visit to Notting Hill's Gate Theatre to be the next occasion when I would wear one. It is ev…
One of the most infuriating statements I've ever heard was 'anybody can write a play.' It was said in a way that was not only dismissive of those who had tried and failed, but it presupposed…
A conversation between Matt Fenton, Artistic Director at Contact, Manchester, and Mandla Rae, a poet, producer and member of Re:CON, Contact's Young Producers team. Matt: Hi Mandla. What was…
'All happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way' Andrew Bovell seems to have been writing Things I Know To Be True with Tolstoy's words lodged firmly in his…
This is a deeply horrible play. I don't mean that this is a dark play, or that Time and Tide's production of it is a bad one, but that very early in the play I could tell why it received poo…
In the versatile venue that is The Space, we are presented with an intimate evening of diverse stories covering themes such as gun crime, the power of ballet and a stuffed Pomeranian dog. St…
