Drama
A staple for us and for many if you fancy a more traditional play. When we first started Everything Theatre it was specifically to review drama. We’ve branched out over the years, but it will always be a favourite of ours.
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Review: Thirty Six Questions, Pleasance Theatre
Reality dating is turned on its head in Flo Petrie’s fast paced two-hander, presenting the idea of ’36 Questions’ in a dating show format and with a dystopian twist.
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Review: the supermodel in the caff, The Hope Theatre
We can too easily form a snap judgement about strangers and casual acquaintances, with nothing more than a quick glance from which to form our opinions. They no doubt do the same to us. In the supermodel in the caff,…
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Review: The (Curious Case of the) Watson Intelligence, Drayton Arms Theatre
Three stories with four different variations of Watson, this show leaves us questioning our relationship with ourselves, with others, and with our technology.
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Review: Ragdoll, Jermyn Street Theatre
The story of heiress Patty Hurst is a distressing one. Heiress to a wealthy American family, she was abducted, raped and brainwashed at the age of 19, ultimately becoming part of the gang and assisting in violent bank robberies. Clearly…
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Review: The Seagull, Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh
An unflinching examination of love in all its many hues, from the sublime to the unbearable.
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Review: We’ll burn that bridge when we get to it: And I guess that’s now, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
A play that takes the most human of things, then scales it all up to the grandeur of world builders. It’s both poignant and strangely hopeful.
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Review: Silent Approach, Etcetera Theatre
An honest sharing of a unique perspective on the state of the mental health care system, that has all the elements for heartfelt story telling but doesn’t always match its potential.
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Review: Ghost Stories, Peacock Theatre
A sharp, spooky night out with good laughs and plenty of things that go bump in the night
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Review: Talking People, Underbelly Boulevard
Bold, captivating and daring improvisation
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Review: Blue/Orange, Greenwich Theatre
Star performances elevate muddled material