Everything Theatre

Everything Theatre is proud to support fringe theatre, not only in London but beyond. From reviews to interviews, articles and even a radio show, our aim is to celebrate all the amazing things that theatre brings to our lives. 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.

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Everything Theatre9 June 2012
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

Although it shows real promise, it lets itself down. It's worth seeing because it is different, but be prepared to…
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Everything Theatre4 June 2012
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Antigone, National Theatre

Sophocles, in a new version by Don TaylorDirected by Polly Findlay★★★★ Pros: great performances, short, snappy staging. Cons: Greek tragedies…
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Everything Theatre1 June 2012
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The Enlightenment Cafe, Old Vic Tunnels

Produced by LAStheatre★★★★ Pros: Great science and a great cast make for an enjoyable evening. Cons: Drunken, unfunny hecklers…who needs…
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Everything Theatre30 May 2012
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The Beloved, Bush Theatre

Written and Directed by Amir Nizar ZuabiA ShiberHur, Young Vic production co-produced with the Bush Theatre and KVS Brussels, part…
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Everything Theatre29 May 2012
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The Taming of the Shrew, Shakespeare’s Globe

Ilaaje Zid Dastiyaab HayTheatre Wallay, in association with KASHF foundation★★★ Pros: A big achievement for Pakistan’s theatre scene. Cons: Ran…
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Everything Theatre19 May 2012
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The Sunshine Boys, The Savoy Theatre

Neil SimonDirected by Thea Sharrock★★★ Pros: A rare chance to see DeVito and Griffiths on stage, and both are on…
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Everything Theatre13 May 2012
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BABEL, Caledonian Park

A collaboration between World Stages London, WildWorks and Battersea Arts Centre. ★★ Pros: An intriguing idea and parts of it…
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Everything Theatre13 May 2012
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Othello, Shakespeare’s Globe

William ShakespeareRemixed by The Q Brothers★★★★★ Pros: A very strong and entertaining modernisation of a Shakespeare classic. Cons: The tragedy…
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Everything Theatre7 May 2012
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REDfest, Old Red Lion Theatre

New writing festival, various writers and directors★★★★ Pros: Great idea overall, very engaging and easy to watch and some very…
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Everything Theatre1 May 2012
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Globe to Globe Festival, Shakespeare’s Globe

A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Korean, part of the Globe to Globe Festival ★★★★★ Pros: £5 yard tickets (best view…
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