Everything Theatre

Two companies come together to take you on an exhilarating and exciting ride.

Midway through the gold-spangled Dance Reflections Festival (by Van Cleef & Arpels), Lyon Opera Ballet takes on the messiah of modern dance: Merce Cunningham.

A shocking depiction of our online lives that will give you plenty to reflect on, and a lot to enjoy.

An abridged version of the very well-known play, aimed at teenage students but enjoyable for all.

A beautifully executed spectacle of a show that somehow leaves the essential invisible to the eyes.

Drum TAO delivers an electrifying, visually striking, and masterfully executed performance that captivates audiences from start to finish. With their first-ever London stage appearance, this world-renowned Japanese drumming ensemble fuses tradition with contemporary flair, creating an artistically profound and entertaining show. One of the most striking aspects of the performance is the staging. Though seemingly simple, the six-panel setup is incredibly dynamic, transforming throughout the performance to create new visual landscapes. The entrance is a burst of energy, setting the tone for the night: exhilarating, immersive, and undeniably powerful. Drum TAO’s ability to merge traditional taiko drumming with modern interpretations is a highlight of the show. They seamlessly integrate humour and playfulness, engaging in spirited musical battles through a call-and-response format, which adds an element of storytelling and audience interaction. This interplay between musicians fosters a sense of connection, making the experience even more enjoyable. Visually, the performance is mesmerizing. The under-the-sea effects are evocative, transporting the audience into a dreamlike realm, while the use of fans and umbrellas adds an extra layer of artistry. The costuming is nothing short of stunning—modern yet rooted in Japanese tradition, enhancing the performance’s aesthetic appeal. The energy and precision of the performers are…

A nostalgic celebration of Punk and New Wave ‘greatest hits’ with some added narration and dance numbers. Exciting, energetic and fun.

An eloquent, entertaining and arresting work that captivates from start to finish.

A fascinating presentation of the latest technology alongside the startling strength and creativity of the Wayne McGregor Company.

Irish choreographer Emma Martin’s London debut promises an all-ages tribute to the oddballs of the world but rather slides between the generation gaps.

A rhythmic revival at the recycling centre!

Those new to contemporary dance and experienced old hands should both flock to this example of dance theatre at its most universal and elemental.

'Dead and Kicking,' comes to Camden People's Theatre, exploring a true story of bureaucratic absurdity through music, dance, and clowning.

Writer Asif Khan talks about Sisters360 coming to Polka Theatre, a tale of two Muslim sisters and skateboarding.

Ahead of her final London performance at The Hen & Chickens, we caught up with Kathryn to talk about yoga (or lack thereof) and the power of taking creative risks.

We speak with artist director James Huxtable and producer Gözde Kanyılmaz about 'TELLY' and their journey to the London stage.

Talking to director Ross Gaynor about the challenges, inspirations, and the unrelenting power of silence in Men's Business.

ThisEgg's 'A Little Inquest' Headlines Shoreditch Town Hall's Spring Season in London Premiere.

We were delighted to chat with performer Donald Hutera to find out about the Rhiannon Faith Company tour of Lay Down Your Burdens to venues across England.