Everything Theatre

This hilarious romantic comedy will chase away any early winter blues with its relentless humour and big heart.

No Good Drunk is an all-American autobiographical musical drama exploring generational ripples of alcoholism with pictures, video and catchy song.

A new two-hander that explores the issues of stammering with humour, bringing out the tenderness between father and son in some heartfelt, winning performances.

A confusing production that contains clashing tones, and so is only sometimes appealing.

Improv meets stand-up in this jam-packed comedy night, which will leave you laughing until your cheeks ache.

Five women are brought together on a camping trip to scatter their mutual friend’s ashes, which leads to personality clashes and bonding in this poignant comedy/drama that is an ode to friendship.

A night time grave robbing expedition goes horribly wrong in this black comedy that goes to grotesque dark depths and absurdly comedic heights

Runner Girl is a heartfelt, energetic solo show about a young Black woman finding her rhythm again after university.

A hilarious parody paying homage to gangster films.

A coming of age story reimagined using dance, projection and puppetry to transform The Little Mermaid into an aesthetic tale/tail of acceptance and self-discovery.

Hilarious characterisations, poignant commentary on shyness and blowjob ballet sums up Isobel Renner’s brilliant, from the heart examination of a Shy Girl’s mission to overcome her social anxiety and face her fears.

An ambitious but underdeveloped production with a lot of heart.

This absolute gem of a show delivers up a (snow)storm, in a deceptively clever, superbly surreal contemplation of the confusing world of fake news and conspiracy theories.

Bold but uneven, Bloody Mary and the Nine Day Queen suffers from clumsy direction and clunky writing, yet is still worthy of celebration by musical theatre fans.

A dark comedy set in The Troubles that is both shocking and gripping. Female rage takes the forefront as two sisters reconnect and enact revenge.

A tender portrait of care, exhaustion and love filled with dark humour

A classic ghost story beautifully presented.

A big success for Hot Mess

An utterly bewitching, superbly executed production that invites us into the liminal space where the living and the dead crossover.

An impressively spectacular show that puts Wendy at the heart of JM Barrie’s classic tale

Mesmerising and Mystical

A visually stylish The Maids that captures Genet’s obsession with image, but loses the dark tension that makes his play truly unsettling.

A heavy metal ballet that is a fan-pleasing tribute.

A powerful story of a family shattered by the disappearance of a 15-year-old child, lifted by the strength of its performances.

A thrilling tribute to Michael Jackson’s music.

The Machine of Horizontal Dreams is a powerful collaboration that, whilst excellent in its individual parts, remains disconnected from the spectator.

An all-encompassing dance piece that exudes creative mastery.

John McGrath called for a theatre that gave people “a good night out”. The Choir of Man delivers just that — with added harmonies and a very decent pint.

A mismatched double-bill of dance demonstrating great talent but with mixed results.

A sharp, spooky night out with good laughs and plenty of things that go bump in the night

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