Everything Theatre

A hilarious, energetic transformation of this classic poem to a modern office setting, with excellent technical design, although there are some slight oversights in its construction of the plot.

A bleak but often revealing insight into Rat Pack star Peter Lawford's career, albeit one which suffers from some factual inaccuracies.

A lively, community-powered reimagining of Alice in Wonderland with real warmth, energy and a strong connection to its young performers and audience.

A sharp, relatable hour with a compelling premise and plenty of laughs, even if its most intriguing ideas never quite reach their full potential.

An amusing and gentle look at the human need for connection and purpose.

A promising work-in-progress exploring intergenerational trauma that becomes a little over-burdened by symbolism and convenient closure.

A lot of laughs on a wing and a prayer

Ditch the panto – this is the funniest, most innovative and puppetastic show you will see this Christmas!

A roaring and reliable pantomime-reminiscent show sure to become a staple in anyone’s festive schedule.

A thoughtful reflection on the risks and rewards of connecting with others. This valuable lesson is taught by companions both real and imaginary.

A cheeky, high-energy musical revue promoting body positivity, with strong performances and clever music, but with ultimately repetitive ideas.

This two-person Dickens adaptation features a detailed but claustrophobic design and despite obvious effort the story is muddled and unclear.

A refreshingly original take on the classic tale, this is great fun for all of the family, and anyone else too!

Exceptional stagecraft, virtuoso multi-roling, and live music bring astonishing theatricality to a gripping true crime story.

Unashamedly silly reworking of the classic horror novel into a musical romance – entertaining, funny and guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.

An enjoyable, funny play that interrogates the absurdities of the workplace through the notion of hiding one's true self and great physical comedy

Peter Pan walks this plank with aplomb, sneaking a surprising degree of lewdness into an otherwise quite traditional family-friendly production.

A beautifully bewildering, swirling vortex of challenging thinking and excellent performance that ultimately becomes overwhelming

Suspend your disbelief: world class puppet power elevates a traditional tale into a dazzling family show that’s comical, clever and classy.

An entertaining and visually impactful spectacle.

A serving of powerful and playful family drama that spans generations, as a Jewish family deals with getting together for a takeaway on 25 December.

Cornley Drama Society should be ashamed of themselves – the show was a complete shambles. Nothing went right. The audience were in hysterics. What a disgrace.

Sh!t Theatre delivers a truly unique, wickedly funny and sobering lesson on populism and how history (mis)remembers powerful women.

Bourne’s choreography elegantly soars in a dance show that will capture your heart.

A hugely impressive adaptation with stunning puppetry, a delightfully witty script, brilliant effects, and fabulous performances.

You will believe a bear can talk in this timely celebration of the benefits of kindness.

A stylish, gripping adaptation of John Le Carré’s timeless Cold War spy thriller

A wintry reimagining of Shakespeare’s popular comedy that is intriguing, occasionally unsettling, but not always entirely convincing. 

A brilliant double bill by Ballet Black as they make their Sadler’s Wells debut.

An impeccable and emotionally affecting adaption of Miller’s classic

Elisabeth Gunawan on Prayers for a Hungry Ghost, playing at Halloween