Everything Theatre An honest and unpretentious guide to the London theatre scene.

Clifford Samuel tells us about 'A Guide for the Homesick' at Trafalgar Studios and the actor's varied career.

Pros: Engaging, smart and surprising, Jess Latowicki carries you with her deeper and deeper. SDCU takes on baffling cultural matters with an engaging directness. Cons: Too baggy particularly around the end and could benefit from pruning, sharpening and general revision. The dance? Fun, but too long.  Jess Latowicki performs Made in China’s new show on a set made up of an over-fluffy carpet, a calming waterfall backdrop, and, we are soon to discover, a camera providing us with a live-stream of the performance, ...

Ahead of 'Super Duper Close Up''s run at the Yard Theatre, writer and performer Jess Latowicki shares her process of creating this 'complex show resulting from the last couple of years spent living in a complicated world'.

Everything Theatre competitions are like buses, sometimes one is queued up behind the last one.  So, hot on the exhaust fumes of our fantastic Chicago competition, we’re now equally as excited to offer you a chance to win a pair of tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong.  Can you believe it’s been around for four years now? So if it’s been on your “must see” list, now is your chance to finally see what all the excitement is about. ...

We’ve got another wonderful competition for you to enter. And as always, it’s as simple as 1-2-3 to take part. Just head on over to Twitter, follow us and retweet our competition tweet, which we’ve included below to make it even easier for you.  That’s all there is to it.  Just make sure you do it by 7pm, next Thursday 8th November, because that is when we will be picking a winner at random. COMPETITION ALERT. Yes, we have another ...

Adapter and director Peter Glanville shares how he and his team brought the whimsical puppet production 'How to Hide a Lion' to life.

Have you ever queued for hours so you can be at the front of a gig? Have you ever ended a gig with a few too many bruises from the moshpit? Have you ever been deaf for three days after a rather loud gig? Have you ever screamed so loud you lost your voice the next day? Do you agree that theatre should be enjoyed at MAXIMUM VOLUME!!!   If you can answer yes to any of these, then well ...

A show with strong bouncing tunes, a warm heart and some sly wit. Quirky and original, but it doesn't embrace its full wackiness.

As J.D. would say, Greetings and salutations… you a Heather?   If you are, you’ve come to the right place. Yes, you’ve guessed it. Some of us at Everything Theatre are old enough to remember the original Heathers film, with the very young Christian Slater and Winona Ryder in their staring roles, and we were big fans.  So we’re rather excited that it’s now on the stage too. Even more fantastic is that we’re able to offer one lucky fan a ...

Pros: Immersive and beautiful staging Cons: Slightly difficult to follow This musical adaptation sees Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale transplanted from its original Edinburgh setting to a smoggy, dark and dingy Victorian London. That setting is stunningly brought to life through the staging, which immerses the audience from the moment they approach the theatre door with faded notices adorning soot-covered red brick walls. The classic nineteenth-century urban street setting – worthy of Oliver or Les Mis – gives the cast a huge stage to work ...