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Calum McIntosh

Calum McIntosh

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Theatre Reviewer, A Younger Theatre

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  • A Younger Theatre

    By Calum McIntosh| A Younger Theatre Verified There is something very special about watching a play outdoors. Whether it is the connection between actor and audience, the feeling that anything can happen, or the sense of nostalgia that makes you think “this is how it would’ve been back in the day”. It has a unique feeling to it. The idea of sitting outside and watching a play in the great outdoors is appealing to all lovers of theatre… and people who want to get a tan, eat a picnic and pretend to be cultured whilst drinking in the day time.

    By Calum McIntosh · A Younger Theatre

    May. 20, 2018

  • Review: Ok, Bye, The Vaults

    By Rachael Head, Franciska Éry, Alice Devoy, Calum McIntosh| A Younger Theatre Verified Ok, Bye is the tale of loss: loss of a parent, loss of freedom, and the loss of a homing pigeon. Co-creators Kate Goodfellow and Vicki Baron have combined a family saga narrative with very real, personal stories and complementary live music. Structurally, this play is a little bit muddled. The underlying story is simple and heartfelt enough; April, Peter and Ollie are siblings coming to terms with the death of their mother whilst struggling with simmering familial resentments.

    By Rachael Head, Franciska Éry, Alice Devoy, Calum McIntosh · A Younger Theatre

    Mar. 13, 2018

  • A Younger Theatre

    By Calum McIntosh| A Younger Theatre Verified There is something very special about watching a play outdoors. Whether it is the connection between actor and audience, the feeling that anything can happen, or the sense of nostalgia that makes you think “this is how it would’ve been back in the day”. It has a unique feeling to it. The idea of sitting outside and watching a play in the great outdoors is appealing to all lovers of theatre… and people who want to get a tan, eat a picnic and pretend to be cultured whilst drinking in the day time.

    By Calum McIntosh · A Younger Theatre

    May. 20, 2018

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A Younger Theatre

A Younger Theatre, the latest theatre reviews, news and ticket offers. Seeing theatre through the eyes of the younger generation.

Founded: 2009