Everything Theatre

Everything Theatre is proud to support fringe theatre, not only in London but beyond. From reviews to interviews, articles and masterclasses, our aim is to celebrate all the amazing things that theatre brings to our lives and support the industry at a grassroots level. Founded in 2011 as a little blog run by two theatre enthusiasts, today we are run by a team of more than 60 volunteers from diverse backgrounds and occupations, all united by their love for theatre.

Everything Theatre15 March 2013
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Lysistrata, Riverside Studios

Aristophanes, adapted by Theatre Lab Company Directed by Anastasia Revi ★★★★ Pros: An explosively relevant and hilarious adaptation, with clean…
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Everything Theatre14 March 2013
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Hot Dog, The Last Refuge

Sarah KosarDirected by Faye Merralls ★★★ Pros: Simultaneously funny and thought provoking, this show will stay with you long into…
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Everything Theatre14 March 2013
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Never Rains but it Pours, Theatre 503

Alison CarrDirected by Tom Latter★★★★ Pros: Three excellent performances from a very talented cast. Cons: It would have been nice…
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Everything Theatre14 March 2013
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Globaleyes 2013, Chickenshed Theatre

Presented by the Chickenshed Theatre Directed by Christine Niering ★★★★ Pros: A very committed group of performers put on a…
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Everything Theatre13 March 2013
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Trelawny of the Wells, Donmar Warehouse

Arthur Wing Pinero Directed by Joe Wright★★★ Pros: This is a funny, easily digestible performance with a great cast and…
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Everything Theatre12 March 2013
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Nights of Enchantment, Etcetera Theatre

Gillian Pencavel (based on 1001 Arabian Nights)Directed by Alice Sillett★★★★ Pros: Impressively passionate and physical with excellent use of masks…
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Everything Theatre12 March 2013
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A Time to Reap, Royal Court

Anna WakulikDirected by Caroline Steinbeis★★★★ Pros: This is a sensitive, honest story about a woman, her friend, his father and the impact of…
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Everything Theatre11 March 2013
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Making Dickie Happy, Tristan Bates Theatre

Jeremy KingstonDirected by Robert Gillespie★★★★ Pros: Some fantastic performances and a sharp, witty script. Cons: The beginning of the second…
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Everything Theatre11 March 2013
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In the Kingdom of the Blind, Network Theatre

Brian McMahon, Charlie Howitt and Kit Spink. Directed by Andrea Brooks, Tracy Collier, Steve Hudson, Zois Pigadas, Jason Warren★★ Pros:…
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Everything Theatre10 March 2013
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I’m Just Like Magda Goebbels, Camden People’s Theatre

Sara Kewly Directed by Jane Packman ★★★ Pros: A most fascinating subject matter presented by a charming performer. Cons: Considering…
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