Three - T01047495455Author Harriet Braun. | |
| 31 Mar 17 | Reading Rep Theatre, Reading :: V2008480369 listing details L1405770848 |
Bassett - T1977735040Author James Graham. | |
| 6 Mar 16 | Orange Tree Theatre, Outer London :: V321 listing details L01510143013 |
T190561840We're delighted to welcome back NT Connections, the National Theatre's annual celebration of hot-off-the-press scripts for young people. This nationwide festival sits within our programme of exceptional work by young performers, which this season also includes the Bristol Old Vic Young Company's Spring Show. | |
| 17 Mar 14 to 21 Mar 14 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L425847627 |
Heritage - T01889987511It's May Day, and a group of misfit children are specially chosen to close the day's festivities; but as they gather together in uniform to rehearse the village anthem, all is not well. Tubbsy's hiding a cat in his bag; Deirdre-May's grieving her Nanna and Mark's turned up as a Stegosaurus. Heritage is a blistering black comedy with music that explores the darker side of nationalism.Author Daffyd James. Presented byOrange Tree Theatre Young Company. | |
| 15 Mar 14 to 16 Mar 14 | Orange Tree Theatre, Outer London :: V321 listing details L0538502552 |
Pronoun - T547194862Our Youth Theatre are taking part in National Theatre Connections which celebrates great new writing for the Stage - and the energy, commitment and talent of young theatre makers. This year our 17 - 19s will be performing Pronoun by award-winning playwright Evan Placey. The show is directed by our Youth Theatre director Gemma WoffindAuthor Evan Placey. Director Gemma Woffinden. Company WYP Youth Theatre. | |
| 13 Mar 14 to 15 Mar 14 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L0445644607 |
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| 22 Apr 13 to 28 Apr 13 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L0988683196 |
What Are They Like? - T0458672652For the second time, ICIA is participating in National Theatre Connections, a nationwide celebration of new writing and young theatre making. This brand new play, written especially for Connections, examines the changing nature of the relationship between parents and their children as adolescence takes its grip and adulthood beckons.Author Lucinda Coxon. | |
| 23 Feb 13 to 24 Feb 13 | The Edge Arts (formerly the Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts (ICIA)), Bath :: V1031 listing details L1835745439 |
T02005405985For this year's Connections festiva, the National Theatre has commissioned ten new plays with an international flavour. These new plays will be performed at 20 theatres across the UK, by the rising theatrical stars of each region. Connections culminates at the National Theatre in June, with highlights from the regional festivals being performed on the NT's stages. | |
| 20 Jun 12 to 25 Jun 12 | National Theatre, West End :: V400 listing details L1184637718 |
Victim Sidekick Boyfriend Me - T2112200756A girl commits a crime without punishment or remorse. Her sidekick is ordered to serve a prison sentence and the victim's boyfriend offers unconditional forgiveness but nothing is simple in Hilary Bell's play about guilt and retribution. Escaping the court's punishment, the girl is welcomed into the home of her victim's friends and family but her conscience is aroused and she craves a chance to atone.Company 360 Youth Theatre. | |
| 23 Mar 12 to 24 Mar 12 | Compass Theatre, Outer London :: V1166 listing details L1145930774 |
The Grandfathers - T0925557151547 days. Your country called you up, and you came. Forget about personal liberty, forget about personal space, erase the word personal from your vocabulary. You must become a unit, a sleek, beautifully ironed, nicely polished, aesthetically pleasing machine. The Grandfathers follows eight boys through National Service training and onto the battlefield. As they grow into soldiers, differences become insignificant, emotions boil over and a comrade is comforted through his final moments. Rory Mullarkey's provocative play questions the sacrifice of fragile, young lives and aspirations for the sake of others' political miscalculations.Author Rory Mullarkey. | |
| 20 Mar 12 to 24 Mar 12 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L0601099296 |
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| 15 Mar 12 to 24 Mar 12 | Square Chapel Arts Centre, Halifax :: V1098014226 listing details L031467956 |
Journey to X - T01913437958A group of friends have formed a new band, now all they have to do is raise the money to get to London to audition for the world's biggest talent contest. Their journey for fame and fortune is really a journey for something far less glamorous and the story of the risks teenagers take when plunged into an adult world.Company Key Youth Theatre. | |
| 15 Mar 12 to 16 Mar 12 | Key Theatre, Peterborough :: V27 listing details L720204157 |
Little Foot - T263718666Deep within the South African underground caves, a group of friends meet to spend the night and explore its mysteries. The so called 'Cradle of Humankind' caves are home to the oldest human remains. As a group of young friends venture deeper and deeper, strained relations and questions of loyalty take hold. With truths revealed and loyalties undone, these modern teenagers are stripped back to their primordial instincts. Surrounded by a chorus of ancestral voices, the group unravels. Just how far will modern humans go to exact revenge?Author Craig Higginson. Company Big Deptford Youth Theatre. | |
| 14 Mar 12 to 15 Mar 12 | The Albany, Outer London :: V294 listing details L1132243405 |
Alice By Heart - T1019719578How do we leave childhood behind? How do we close the book? In the throes of adolescence, determined Alice Parsley convinces her seriously ailing friend Alfred to follow her one last time "Down the Hole" and play White Rabbit to her petticoated heroine. Mad as it all is, there's so much she still wants from him. And yet, how late it's getting! In a world of Mad Hatters, and baffling Mock Alices, a handsome Caterpillar puffs deep on his hookah: "Whoooooo are you?" Alice sighs, "If only I knew." The Caterpillar smiles: "Oh, don't I know." A fresh new rock-musical take on Alice in Wonderland, from Steven Sater & Duncan Sheik, creators of Spring Awakening. Age: 13+ | |
| 11 Mar 12 | Trinity Theatre and Arts Centre, Tunbridge Wells :: V691 listing details L0955359587 |
Little Foot - T02082343693Deep within the South African underground caves a group of young friends unleash the nightmarish stories of their ancestors. Craig Higginson's play draws on Greek tragedy and 21st-century relationships.Author Craig Higginson. Company Pump House Children & Youth Theatre. | |
| 8 Mar 12 to 10 Mar 12 | The Pump House Arts Centre, Watford :: V56 listing details L57170412 |
Prince of Denmark - T01938698779In royal Elsinore, the teenage Hamlet, Ophelia and Laertes rage against the roles handed down by their parents. Set a decade before the action in Shakespeare's Hamlet, this thrilling new play, by Mike Lesslie, is a terrific first introduction to Shakespeare's anti-hero and part of the National Theatre's Connections new writing project which the Grand Youth Theatre Company (GYTC) is part of. | |
| 29 Feb 12 to 2 Mar 12 | Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool :: V518 listing details L01337570657 |
T01677900293A nationwide celebration of young theatre talent, the Stephen Joseph Youth Theatre (Rounders) and Fuse Theatre will perform a thrilling new play written for young people by an established and well-known playwright. | |
| 17 Feb 12 to 18 Feb 12 | Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough :: V949 listing details L01835138014 |
T1292723999One production of each script from Connections 2011 will be showcased at the National Theatre in London, in a celebration of the talent and achievement of Connections companies across the country. | |
| 29 Jun 11 to 4 Jul 11 | National Theatre, West End :: V400 listing details L523215740 |
T0642622335From Monday 9 - Saturday 14 May Sheffield Theatres embarks on a new partnership with the National Theatre. Sheffield Theatres will be a host venue for the Connections Festival for the first time this year, presenting a week of specially-commissioned new plays for actors aged 13-19. The festival showcases a variety of new writing, featuring playwrights including Samuel Adamson, Helen Blakeman (Pleasureland), Noel Clarke (Doctor Who, Adulthood), Molly Davies, James Graham, Carl Grose (Kneehigh Theatre), Nell Leyshon and Douglas Maxwell (Decky Does a Bronco). Twelve theatre groups from around the region have worked on one playwright’s work to create a lively and an inspiring production, reflecting the ideas, concerns and views of young people today | |
| 9 May 11 to 14 May 11 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L1495146112 |
Too Fast/Bassett - T504394288Too Fast - Sensation Nation is a vocal group founded and led by the unstoppable DD. Her grand plan is for the group to storm next year’s Britain’s Got Talent. But first they need a gig, and more importantly a heartbreaking back-story that will win them votes later on down the line. So she’s booked them in to sing at a funeral. And not just any funeral either. Sensation Nation is to sing at the funeral of Ali Monroe, an older girl from their school who was killed in a car crash. Too Fast is an ensemble comedy with a strong emotional heart and a huge theatrical reveal in the final scene. Bassett - Citizenship class at Wootton Bassett School and the supply teacher has gone a bit nuts, doing a runner and locking the pupils in. That’s bad enough, but tensions are higher today than normal, a day when only yards from their confinement a repatriation of fallen British soldiers is happening along the high street - as it has over a hundred time before through this quiet Wiltshire town. And this one is more personal than most... Dean needs the toilet, Aimee needs a coffee, Amid needs to pray, and Leo… well, Leo really really wants to be at the repat and is determined to escape. As factions form and secrets are revealed, maybe he’s not the only one who’ll want to get away. Bassett is a pacy, funny and exhausting look at young people who have inherited a world at war; who, as they grow older, are starting to ask questions about these conflicts, their country, and themselves.Company Perfect Circle Theatre Company (Too Fast). Company The Crestwood School (Bassett). Author Douglas Maxwell (Too Fast). Author James Graham (Bassett). | |
| 13 May 11 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L01838289077 |
Gap/The Beauty Manifesto - T1182809877Gap - Twenty four hours in an exotic country with a medley of fifteen characters all brought together by their choice of hostel. Jay wants to rule the roost, Hailey wants Jay, Kat wants social change and Dee just wants to make a living. Gap follows these diverse personalities from the beach, to the dorm and finally to the bar to see what has brought them here, how they embrace their first steps into independence and how they respond to each other. The Beauty Manifesto - The world of The Beauty Manifesto is a world of extreme physical conformity where teenagers celebrate their sixteenth birthdays with cosmetic surgery. Jasmine and her sister Chloe are ambassadors for the manifesto and their father is the chief cosmetic surgeon. It is Silas’ birthday and the time has come for his transformation. The problem is, Silas can think for himself and believes the manifesto is designed to make teenagers so unhappy about their bodies that they accept they need change. The Beauty Manifesto explores living in a world of air brushed images and perfect bodies, and questions contemporary ideas of beauty. Suitable for ages 15+Company Walsall College (Gap). Company The Beauty Manifesto (Highly Sprung Performance Company). Author Alia Bano (Walsall College). Author Nell Leyshon (The Beauty Manifesto). | |
| 12 May 11 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L1181653988 |
Frank and Ferdinand/Gargantua - T01907243962Frank and Ferdinand - A village in a war-ravaged country wakes to find that one hundred and thirty children have vanquished. Only four are left: Otto, Aloysius, Sarah and Flora. Interviewed by a Military Inquiry, each child tells the events of the night before. But their accounts seem to differ. Who is the elusive Sebastian and why does the Inquiry’s depiction of him keep changing from delinquent to charmer and back again? What’s real and what’s fairy-tale? It’s just... if we had peace... I wonder what colours I’d see with you. If all we had was the normal things I long for, just sky and school and music, like in stories, then who would you be, Sebastian? A short, satirical mystery about the suppression of truth, the making of myths, and how we see what we want to see, not what’s there. Gargantua - Mr and Mrs Mungus have just had a baby. Unfortunately, it isn’t the bouncing blue-eyed boy they were hoping for… After a two-and-a -half year pregnancy, Mini Mungus has birthed a monster - one with an accelerated growth rate and an insatiable appetite for anything that moves (including joggers). But when a gaggle of sinister military scientists intent on cloning an army of giant babies extract Little Hugh’s DNA, he breaks his chains and escapes. The world can only watch in horror as he embarks on a) learning how to walk and b) rampant destruction. Who will stop this freak of nature? Who will decide his tragic fate? And who, more importantly, will change his nappy? Inspired by Rabelais’ equally enormous novel (and from watching too many bad Japanese monster movies), Gargantua is an absurd comedy that combines the epic with the domestic, high concept with low comedy and the grotesque with the heart-felt. Suitable for ages: 13+Company Warwick Arts Centre Senior Youth Theatre (Frank and Ferdinand). Company Talisman Youth Theatre (Gargantua). Author Samuel Adamson (Frank and Ferdinand). Author Carl Grose (Gargantua). | |
| 11 May 11 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L249920889 |
Shooting Truth/Gargantua - T996288154Shooting Truth - Deep in the woods near an abandoned village, a group of students is about to shoot the story of the youngest ever witch - and Alice feels she’s finally found a role. The same woods, four centuries earlier: a gang of teenagers gather, fearful and intrigued to have found a witch in their midst - and Freya thinks at last she has some power. Past and present collide in an unsettling tale of witchcraft, film-making and practical jokes gone wrong. Gargantua - Mr and Mrs Mungus have just had a baby. Unfortunately, it isn’t the bouncing blue-eyed boy they were hoping for... After a two-and-a -half year pregnancy, Mini Mungus has birthed a monster - one with an accelerated growth rate and an insatiable appetite for anything that moves (including joggers). But when a gaggle of sinister military scientists intent on cloning an army of giant babies extract Little Hugh’s DNA, he breaks his chains and escapes. The world can only watch in horror as he embarks on a) learning how to walk and b) rampant destruction. Who will stop this freak of nature? Who will decide his tragic fate? And who, more importantly, will change his nappy? Inspired by Rabelais’ equally enormous novel (and from watching too many bad Japanese monster movies), Gargantua is an absurd comedy that combines the epic with the domestic, high concept with low comedy and the grotesque with the heart-felt. Suitable for ages: 13+Company Wyggeston. Company QE1 6th Form College. Company Castle Youth Theatre. Author Molly Davies (Shooting Truth). Author Carl Grose (Gargantua). | |
| 10 May 11 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L637276573 |
The Beauty Manifesto/Children of Killers - T705386971The Beauty Manifesto - The world of The Beauty Manifesto is a world of extreme physical conformity where teenagers celebrate their sixteenth birthdays with cosmetic surgery. Jasmine and her sister Chloe are ambassadors for the manifesto and their father is the chief cosmetic surgeon. It is Silas’ birthday and the time has come for his transformation. The problem is, Silas can think for himself and believes the manifesto is designed to make teenagers so unhappy about their bodies that they accept they need change. The Beauty Manifesto explores living in a world of air brushed images and perfect bodies, and questions contemporary ideas of beauty. Children of Killers - The president of Rwanda is releasing the killers. Years after the Tutsi genocide, the perpetrators begin to trickle back into the countryside to be reunited with their villages. A trio of friends, born during the genocide’s bloody aftermath, prepare to meet the men who gave them life. But as the homecoming day draws closer the young men are haunted by the sins of their fathers. Who can you become when violence is your inheritance? Suitable for ages 15+Company Sandwell College (The Beauty Manifesto). Company Birmingham Met College (Birmingham Met College). Author Nell Leyshon (Sandwell College). Author Katori Hall (Children of Killers). | |
| 9 May 11 | Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry :: V156 listing details L01361464446 |
Bassett - T0459581519Bassett is a pacey, funny look at young people who have inherited a world at war, who as they grow older are starting to ask questions about their conflicts, their country and themselves.Author James Graham. | |
| 26 Apr 11 to 28 Apr 11 | Royal & Derngate, Northampton :: V449 listing details L01304710032 |
Gargantua - T160496409After a two-and-a-half year pregnancy, Mini Mungus has birthed a monster - one with an accelerated growth rate and an insatiable appetite for anything that moves. Who will stop this freak of nature? Who will decide his tragic fate? And who, more importantly, will change his nappy?Author Carl Grose. Company Ignite Theatre Company. | |
| 5 Mar 11 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L449808826 |
T01918670898Every year the National Theatre commissions ten new plays by talented and exciting writers, which are then produced by young people from all around the country. Watford Palace will be supporting ten productions, staged by school and youth theatre companies in our region. One production of each script will be selected for a showcase as part of the National Theatre’s festival of new writing for young people at the NT on the South Bank in July. Last year our own production of A Vampire Story was selected. New Connections is supported by Bank of America. | |
| 12 May 09 to 16 May 09 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L01334210400 |
T01320440766Productions in this year’s festival include works by Anthony Horowitz, Davey Anderson, Georgia Fitch, Christopher William Hill, and Royal & Derngate’s own Youth Theatre will be presenting The Vikings and Darwin by David Mamet. | |
| 21 Apr 09 to 25 Apr 09 | Royal & Derngate, Northampton :: V449 listing details L94805733 |
Scenes from Shakespeare/Burying Your Brother in the Pavement - T0998870579Arcola Youth Theatre (Thursday group) present scenes from Shakespeare's plays, interwoven with sonnets written by the actors (20/30 mins). INTERVAL - 15 minutes. Arcola Youth Theatre (Monday group) present a version of Burying your Brother in the Pavement by Jack Thorne as part of the New Connections National Theatre (45 mins).Company Arcola Youth Theatre (Thu Group). Company Arcola Youth Theatre (Mon Group). | |
| 6 Jul 08 | Arcola, Inner London :: V1422226940 listing details L2085569660 |
If Only/Monologue and Duologue - T2038010952Immediate Theatre - Springfield Youth Theatre - present If Only, a devised piece about the choices young people make when dealing with the realities of life in Hackney (30 mins). INTERVAL - 15 minutes. Identity Drama School present monologues and duologues of well known classical and contemporary authors (45 mins).Company Immediate Theatre. Company Identity Drama School. | |
| 6 Jul 08 | Arcola, Inner London :: V1422226940 listing details L01445248829 |
A Vampire Story - T0261837630Two young women arrive in a nameless British small town. Their names are not their own and they don't declare their ages. When one of the women confesses she is a vampire, everyone thinks she is mad. Then people start disappearing... A Vampire Story takes a dark and often hilarious look at truth, identity, and humanity's endless need to consume.Author Moira Buffini. Company Hertfordshire County Youth Theatre. Director James Williams. Design Michaela Kemp. | |
| 28 Mar 08 to 29 Mar 08 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L89559324 |
A Vampire Story - T1326644276Two young women arrive in a nameless British small town. Their names are not their own and they don't declare their ages. When one of the women confesses she is a vampire, everyone thinks she is mad. Then people start disappearing... A Vampire Story takes a dark and often hilarious look at truth, identity, and humanity's endless need to consume.Author Moira Buffini. | |
| 18 Mar 08 to 19 Mar 08 | The Pump House Arts Centre, Watford :: V56 listing details L01660663841 |
Fugee - T514151815Exposed to a life without compromise, young asylum seekers in the UK fight to stay in control of their lives past, present and future... Turn him on his side, turn him on his side. There’s stuff coming from his mouth, bro. When 14 year old Kojo tumbles into the UK "system" with no official papers, and no words in English, he is housed in a refuge for under-age asylum seekers. With new friends Cheung and Ara by his side he begins to reconcile his past and find pleasure in the present. But when the system starts to break down...Company Lyceum Youth Theatre. Author Abi Morgan. Director Xana Maclean. Lighting Paul Rodger. Sound Dougal Marwick. | |
| 13 Mar 08 to 15 Mar 08 | Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh :: V605 listing details L1228911966 |
T555658647The 2007 CONNECTIONS portfolio features nine new plays: Ruckus in the Garden by David Farr, Scary Play by Judith Johnson, DeoxyriboNucleic Acid by Dennis Kelly, Red Sky by Bryony Lavery, Show and Tell by Laline Paull, The Black Remote by Glyn Maxwell, A Year and a Day by Christina Reid, A Bridge to the Stars by Henning Mankell (in a new adaptation by John Retallack) and Baby Girl by Roy Williams. They include tales of loss and corruption, cover ups and risk-taking, with settings ranging from magical gardens and humdrum streets to hot alien landscapes – collectively demonstrating that, for a young person, the world is a testing place. All nine plays will be published in an anthology by Faber & Faber. Supported by The National Lottery through Arts Council England, and The Ingram Trust. | |
| 12 Jul 07 to 17 Jul 07 | Olivier (National Theatre), West End :: V373 listing details L01368057983 |
| 12 Jul 07 to 17 Jul 07 | Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375 listing details L0511325795 |
T01536845128Seven brand new plays from well-known playwrights including Briony Lavery, David Farr and Denise Kelly performed by young people. | |
| 2 Jul 07 to 7 Jul 07 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L2102941427 |
A Year and a Day/Red Sky/Bridge to the Stars/DeoxyriboNucleic Acid - T1568982158DeoxyriboNucleic Acid. DNA. A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing. When a high school 'it' gang takes a joke too far, a lonely and terrified boy is lost... isn't he? ?I am trying to keep everyone together. Ever since I came to this school haven't I been trying to keep everyone together? Aren't things better? For us? I mean not for them, not out there, but for us? Doesn't everyone want to be us, come here in the woods? Isn't that worth keeping hold of?'Author Christina Reid (A Year and a Day). Author Bryony Lavery (Red Sky). Author Henning Mankell (Bridge to the Stars). Adapted by John Retallack (Bridge to the Stars). Author Dennis Kelly (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid). Company Lyceum Youth Theatre (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid). Director Xana Maclean (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid). Director Gillian Howie (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid assistant). Lighting Paul Rodger (DeoxyriboNucleic Acid). | |
| 12 Jun 07 to 16 Jun 07 | Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh :: V604 listing details L01442276621 |
| 1 Mar 07 to 3 Mar 07 | Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh :: V605 listing details L1121832800 |
Ruckus in the Garden/Show and Tell/Scary Play/A Year and a Day/The Black Remote - T892474048Ruckus in the Garden by [David Farr] - Riverdale Comprehensive and St Nectan's Grant Maintained find themselves in the Garden of Cecil Fortescue on a school trip. A ruckus is inevitable, as is customary when these two schools meet. Magic waits amongst the topiary in the form of ‘Cupid’, who brings about transformations romantic, revealing and hilarious! Show and Tell by [Laline Paull] - Students become obsessed with the secret life of their new supply teacher, who they are convinced is involved in the world’s oldest profession. In between trying to get off with each other, shaking off weird parents and making an earth-shatteringly important documentary: they find there's hi-jinx to be had in a gang that gets it completely wrong... and is the hamster still alive? Scary Play by [Judith Johnson] - 10 year old Kal and his mates are having a sleepover to celebrate his birthday. As the night draws in, they indulge in an age old pastime; scaring the living daylights out of each other! Kal tells the story of a local house, said to be haunted by the ghost of a man who once lived there with his ageing mother and his pet monkey. Scary Play follows the children as they creep into the haunted house and each faces up to their own unique fear... A Year and a Day by [Christina Reid] - A traveling Storyteller and A Girl meet in a land devastated by war and famine. The Storyteller remembers and conjures a long-long-ago land of peace and plenty – a beautiful garden inhabited by The Kritters of the land, the trees and the water. And then the humans come to the garden – Two tribes who worship different Gods. The Storyteller’s tale of the corruption and loss of the ancient garden is a love story that becomes a never-ending story of old ghosts who still haunt the earth. The Black Remote by [Glyn Maxwell] - Polly find herself left alone with a brand new enormous sleek plasma-screen TV and four remote controls – a white one that does this, a grey one that does that, a silver one that does the other, and a black one – well no one knows what that does. Enter her curious friend Norman, who picks up the forbidden Black Remote and starts rapidly surfing the channels. Little does he know that the TV will explode and strange winged creatures will appear. But what will using the Black Remote mean for the outside world.Author David Farr (Ruckus in the Garden). Author Laline Paull (Show and Tell). Author Judith Johnson (Scary Play). Author Christina Reid (A Year and a Day). Author Glyn Maxwell (The Black Remote). Company Manor College of Technology. Company Newcastle College Performance Academy. Company Nunthorpe School Youth Theatre. Company Sacred Heart High School. Company Shotton Hall School. Company Stokesley School. Company St Mary's School. Company Washington School. | |
| 11 May 07 to 13 May 07 | Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V570 listing details L0994800353 |
Red Sky (Apr 21) - T01398553106In a hot, alien landscape, three argumentative young archaeology interns are cataloguing the latest artefacts. Near them, a gaping dark hole marks the entrance to a recently opened tomb. On the trestle table, under a baking sky, stand a fragile paper bird, a richly-jewelled ceremonial robe and an axe made of human bone. What happens when we pillage the graves of the long dead? The Nuffield production of Red Sky will be performed at the theatre on April 21 as part of a week-long showcase of visiting Youth theatre productions of Connections plays: A Year and a Day by Christina Reid; The Black Remote by Glyn Maxwell; Scary Play by Judith Johnston; DeoxyriboNucleic Acid by Dennis Kelly; A Bridge to the Stars by Henning Mankell.Company Nuffield Youth Theatre. Director Fran Morley. | |
| 16 Apr 07 to 21 Apr 07 | NST Campus, Southampton :: V776 listing details L0721160511 |
T668773372This year, 6 new plays and 2 new musicals will fill the Olivier and Cottesloe Theatres. Writers include [Sharman Macdonald], [Gregory Burke], [Lin Coghlan] and lyricist [Don Black]. | |
| 13 Jul 06 to 18 Jul 06 | National Theatre, West End :: V400 listing details L26155975 |
17/Blooded/Burn/Chatroom/Citizenship/Just/Lunch in Venice/Mugged/Samurai/Through the Wire - T757922195Author Michael Gow. Author Isabel Wright. Author Deborah Gearing. Author Enda Walsh. Author Mark Ravenhill. Author Ali Smith. Author Nick Dear. Author Andrew Payne. Author Geoffrey Case. Author Catherine Johnson. | |
| 6 Jul 05 to 12 Jul 05 | Olivier (National Theatre), West End :: V373 listing details L01812084019 |
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| 14 Jun 05 to 18 Jun 05 | The Lowry, Salford :: V0655996499 listing details L01630458303 |
| 27 May 05 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L01071068615 |
| 27 May 05 to 29 May 05 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L01974574591 |
| 25 May 05 to 28 May 05 | Theatr Clwyd, Mold :: V810 listing details L0738429360 |
| 20 May 05 to 21 May 05 | Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V570 listing details L1315348764 |
| 16 May 05 to 21 May 05 | Watford Palace Theatre, Watford :: V55 listing details L01044649398 |
| 9 May 05 to 14 May 05 | Greenwich Theatre, Outer London :: V308 listing details L1337096828 |
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| 20 Jun 23 to 24 Jun 23 | Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375 listing details L01860677903 |
| 14 Apr 23 to 16 Apr 23 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L01023040902 |
| 28 Mar 23 to 1 Apr 23 | Minerva Theatre, Chichester :: V1310317653 listing details L326795402 |
| 28 Mar 23 to 1 Apr 23 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L435470215 |
| 25 Mar 23 to 26 Mar 23 | The Theatre By The Lake, Keswick :: V7 listing details L1635393189 |
| 27 Apr 22 to 1 May 22 | MAST Mayflower Studios, Southampton :: V0645856574 listing details L120438401 |
| 19 Apr 22 to 23 Apr 22 | Southwark Playhouse Borough, Inner London :: V226 listing details L295756609 |
| 5 Apr 22 to 9 Apr 22 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L906298482 |
| 10 May 21 to 14 May 21 | Royal & Derngate, Northampton :: V449 listing details L1708795640 |
| 30 Apr 20 | Cast, Doncaster :: V1545109680 listing details L148430676 |
| 24 Mar 20 to 28 Mar 20 | Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh :: V605 listing details L0821507210 |
| 7 May 19 to 11 May 19 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L1108313427 |
| 25 Apr 19 to 27 Apr 19 | Sherman Theatre, Cardiff :: V824 listing details L1417988987 |
| 25 Apr 19 to 1 May 19 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L1286531934 |
| 2 Apr 19 to 3 Apr 19 | Cast, Doncaster :: V1545109680 listing details L01925529707 |
| 9 May 18 to 12 May 18 | The Albany, Outer London :: V294 listing details L01051118943 |
| 30 Apr 18 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L01532685323 |
| 24 Apr 18 to 28 Apr 18 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L229170803 |
| 18 Apr 18 to 19 Apr 18 | Cast, Doncaster :: V1545109680 listing details L1787436914 |
| 12 Apr 18 | Sherman Theatre, Cardiff :: V824 listing details L116403869 |
| 10 Apr 18 to 14 Apr 18 | Derby Theatre, Derby :: V1830193620 listing details L1894610722 |
| 26 Mar 18 to 29 Mar 18 | Home Theatre, Manchester :: V1858052535 listing details L075689339 |
| 20 Mar 18 to 24 Mar 18 | P&J Live, Aberdeen :: V0560847296 listing details L01452927641 |
| 14 Mar 18 to 24 Mar 18 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L1187071870 |
| 11 May 17 to 13 May 17 | The Albany, Outer London :: V294 listing details L1693129462 |
| 7 May 17 to 8 May 17 | Queen's Theatre Hornchurch, Hornchurch :: V41 listing details L350620656 |
| 26 Apr 17 to 29 Apr 17 | Home Theatre, Manchester :: V1858052535 listing details L267715762 |
| 25 Apr 17 to 29 Apr 17 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L0854027534 |
| 24 Apr 17 to 28 Apr 17 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L01082575140 |
| 20 Apr 17 to 22 Apr 17 | Sherman Theatre, Cardiff :: V824 listing details L0149875651 |
| 4 Apr 17 to 8 Apr 17 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L02054176817 |
| 28 Mar 17 to 31 Mar 17 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L0634106345 |
| 27 Mar 17 to 1 Apr 17 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L01434690224 |
| 21 Mar 17 to 26 Mar 17 | Minerva Theatre, Chichester :: V1310317653 listing details L01456601548 |
| 11 May 16 to 20 May 16 | Octagon Theatre, Bolton :: V480 listing details L643618292 |
| 10 May 16 to 14 May 16 | Theatre Royal Stratford East, Outer London :: V337 listing details L447693719 |
| 8 May 16 to 9 May 16 | Queen's Theatre Hornchurch, Hornchurch :: V41 listing details L01661817597 |
| 7 May 16 to 8 May 16 | Curve, Leicester :: V830272338 listing details L02137253021 |
| 4 May 16 to 7 May 16 | The Albany, Outer London :: V294 listing details L681281498 |
| 3 May 16 to 7 May 16 | Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham :: V143 listing details L2137224953 |
| 3 May 16 to 7 May 16 | Orange Tree Theatre, Outer London :: V321 listing details L39832653 |
| 30 Apr 16 to 2 May 16 | The North Wall, Oxford :: V0818740866 listing details L0302328742 |
| 26 Apr 16 to 1 May 16 | Theatre Royal, Bath :: V854 listing details L0989223841 |
| 25 Apr 16 to 29 Apr 16 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L935751761 |
| 25 Apr 16 to 30 Apr 16 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L0113651849 |
| 21 Apr 16 to 29 Apr 16 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L1109811442 |
| 20 Apr 16 to 21 Apr 16 | Cast, Doncaster :: V1545109680 listing details L1315686570 |
| 19 Apr 16 to 23 Apr 16 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L01736353845 |
| 29 Mar 16 | The Riverfront, Newport :: V088145899 listing details L01602919058 |
| 16 Mar 16 to 22 Mar 16 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L01784613336 |
| 15 Mar 16 to 20 Mar 16 | Greenwich Theatre, Outer London :: V308 listing details L0753098355 |
| 14 Mar 16 to 23 Mar 16 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L437754356 |
| 9 Mar 16 to 11 Mar 16 | Dorchester Arts Centre, Dorchester :: V1068 listing details L288856670 |
| 17 Feb 16 | The Garage, Norwich :: V602991522 listing details L2005748980 |
| 2 May 15 to 4 May 15 | The North Wall, Oxford :: V0818740866 listing details L355095469 |
| 30 Apr 15 to 3 May 15 | The Lowry, Salford :: V0655996499 listing details L01226153875 |
| 27 Apr 15 to 1 May 15 | The Garage, Norwich :: V602991522 listing details L33184532 |
| 24 Apr 15 to 26 Apr 15 | Lyric Theatre, Belfast :: V552 listing details L26752916 |
| 22 Apr 15 to 25 Apr 15 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L266644675 |
| 11 Apr 15 to 18 Apr 15 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L1674064217 |
| 25 Mar 15 to 28 Mar 15 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L1375656103 |
| 24 Mar 15 to 29 Mar 15 | Soho Theatre, Inner London :: V1035 listing details L01213580056 |
| 23 Mar 15 to 28 Mar 15 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L1957378716 |
| 20 Mar 15 to 22 Mar 15 | Theatre Royal Stratford East, Outer London :: V337 listing details L01641289860 |
| 3 Mar 15 to 4 Mar 15 | Bridport Arts Centre, Bridport :: V909 listing details L892786498 |
| 3 Jun 14 to 7 Jun 14 | Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh :: V604 listing details L1743000022 |
| 20 May 14 to 23 May 14 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L1031548923 |
| 12 May 14 to 14 May 14 | Greenwich Theatre, Outer London :: V308 listing details L1671769244 |
| 6 May 14 to 10 May 14 | Playhouse, Salisbury :: V923 listing details L01009883625 |
| 3 May 14 to 4 May 14 | The North Wall, Oxford :: V0818740866 listing details L0335290720 |
| 1 May 14 to 3 May 14 | Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal :: V6 listing details L2145036293 |
| 28 Apr 14 to 2 May 14 | National Theatre, West End :: V400 listing details L01206742737 |
| 28 Apr 14 to 3 May 14 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L01586338658 |
| 28 Apr 14 to 3 May 14 | Soho Theatre, Inner London :: V1035 listing details L01528750261 |
| 22 Apr 14 to 26 Apr 14 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L15072417 |
| 14 Apr 14 to 16 Apr 14 | Greenwich Theatre, Outer London :: V308 listing details L759276263 |
| 31 Mar 14 to 5 Apr 14 | Royal & Derngate, Northampton :: V449 listing details L01755889924 |
| 7 Mar 14 to 8 Mar 14 | South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre, Bracknell :: V731 listing details L0258973540 |
| 18 Jun 13 to 22 Jun 13 | Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh :: V604 listing details L050865354 |
| 8 May 13 to 11 May 13 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L278754527 |
| 4 May 13 to 6 May 13 | Lyric Theatre, Belfast :: V552 listing details L1632312264 |
| 2 May 13 to 4 May 13 | Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal :: V6 listing details L01068330781 |
| 29 Apr 13 to 4 May 13 | Soho Theatre, Inner London :: V1035 listing details L01624665559 |
| 25 Mar 13 to 29 Mar 13 | Bristol Old Vic, Bristol :: V857 listing details L274840839 |
| 21 Mar 13 to 28 Mar 13 | Sheffield Theatres, Sheffield :: V962 listing details L1307999819 |
| 10 May 12 to 12 May 12 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L01380287228 |
| 2 May 12 to 5 May 12 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L01927553717 |
| 30 Apr 12 to 5 May 12 | Royal & Derngate, Northampton :: V449 listing details L30727289 |
| 3 Apr 12 to 5 Apr 12 | Oxford Playhouse, Oxford :: V803 listing details L0100630385 |
| 28 Mar 12 to 30 Mar 12 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L01183599194 |
| 11 May 11 to 14 May 11 | Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse), Leeds :: V977 listing details L876526269 |
| 10 May 11 to 13 May 11 | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne :: V568 listing details L1507818085 |
| 12 Apr 11 to 16 Apr 11 | artsdepot, Outer London :: V320 listing details L1643715898 |
| 11 Apr 11 to 15 Apr 11 | Oxford Playhouse, Oxford :: V803 listing details L0910988138 |
| 11 Apr 11 to 16 Apr 11 | Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff :: V1984858935 listing details L589510277 |
| 4 Apr 11 to 9 Apr 11 | Rose Theatre Kingston, Kingston :: V051452426 listing details L0868508457 |
| 29 Mar 11 to 1 Apr 11 | Theatre Royal Plymouth, Plymouth :: V895 listing details L01951133357 |
| 14 Mar 11 to 19 Mar 11 | Soho Theatre, Inner London :: V1035 listing details L649568776 |
| 1 Jul 09 to 7 Jul 09 | Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375 listing details L01059542318 |
| 6 Apr 09 to 11 Apr 09 | Rose Theatre Kingston, Kingston :: V051452426 listing details L01089217552 |
| 12 May 08 to 17 May 08 | Theatr Clwyd, Mold :: V810 listing details L67876587 |
| 5 May 08 to 10 May 08 | NST Campus, Southampton :: V776 listing details L345119842 |
| 23 Mar 07 to 24 Mar 07 | The Lowry, Salford :: V0655996499 listing details L0745755713 |
| 16 Feb 07 to 17 Feb 07 | Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough :: V949 listing details L981864054 |
| 6 Jul 05 to 12 Jul 05 | Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375 listing details L444375420 |
| 26 Apr 05 to 28 Apr 05 | Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal :: V6 listing details L02084260662 |
| 7 Jul 04 to 13 Jul 04 | National Theatre, West End :: V400 listing details L1797095285 |
| 17 Jun 04 to 20 Jun 04 | Brighton Dome, Brighton :: V655 listing details L01337314788 |
