Can the older and younger generations work effectively together in theatre?
Why do the older and younger generations assume they have little in common? Here, a young theatremaker in Leeds writes first hand how working together can be a...
Opinion
The latest from A Younger Theatre’s writers on theatre and more…
Oh, you’re doing THAT SHOW again?
As she revives her 2015 Feminist solo show, writer and performer, Emma Bentley asks when a good time to revive is. Or, when should you finally put it to bed? ...
Wailing, kicking, crying, drooling. Is this sexy? Is this really what you want?
We wrote about her 'ruthless performance' in Edinburgh and now we hear from Katy Dye herself on society's persistent fetishised infantilisation of women in Bab...
I’m trying to dispel the myth that sign language is ‘other’
Jenny Sealey, Artistic Director of Graeae, a theatre company that boldly places D/deaf and disabled actors centre stage, writes about directing a new productio...
I sometimes feel that audiences are in a post-exhaust period of jadedness
Gus Mitchell writes about the notion of 'experimental' theatre: Where this idea stands in 2019 and how looking back to 1960s Off-Off Broadway definitely explai...
The jobs at the top must be diversified and Hull Truck are doing just that
How much good is a commitment to diversity if those at the 'top' haven't changed? Hull Truck Theatre are committed to change that, writes Ruth Puckering, Inter...