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 50 volunteers from diverse backgrounds and occupations, all united by their love for theatre.

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Everything Theatre21 November 2013
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Tomorrow’s Parties, Battersea Arts Centre – Review

The devised nature means it’s a totally different performance each night – but as a result it manifested itself merely…
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Everything Theatre20 November 2013
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The Collective Project, Camden People’s Theatre – Review

Andrew Curtis, Will Howells, Mike Carter, Joseph Lidster, Guleraana Mir, Jo Pockett, Polly Churchill and Kate Webster Directed by Neil…
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Comedy

Everything Theatre18 November 2013
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Romantic Fools, Canal Café Theatre – Review

Outrageous and dynamic parody on relationships, dating, marriage and meeting that special person.
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Everything Theatre18 November 2013
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Two Tapes/Loose Ends, Calder Bookshop and Theatre – Review

Luis Rivera Lopez, Griselda GambaroDirected by Luis Gayol ★★ Pros: Learning about events in Argentina’s political history. Cons: The first of…
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Everything Theatre18 November 2013
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Brand New Ancients, Royal Court – Review

Kate Tempest is an intelligent and mesmerizing storyteller. Her unique brand of theatre is well worth seeing.
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Everything Theatre17 November 2013
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The Door, Park Theatre – Review

Cherise CrossDirected by Amy Draper★★★★ Pros: During this psychological thriller, one is never bored or frustrated at not having all…
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Everything Theatre17 November 2013
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Head-Rot Holiday at The Cockpit – Review

Sarah Daniels Directed by Bryn Williams ★★★ Pros: The strength of the play is in the three patients. By presenting…
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Drama

Everything Theatre15 November 2013
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Perfect Nonsense, Duke of York’s Theatre – Review

An ambitious production that promised unfettered excitement but which ended up erring more on the side of plodding and predictable.
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Everything Theatre15 November 2013
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Siren Song, The Lion & Unicorn Theatre – Review

Written and directed by Lisa McMullin★★★ Pros: The live music, and some strong performances, particularly in the final act. There…
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Everything Theatre15 November 2013
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Y&P, Camden People’s Theatre – Review

Part of the DYSPLA Festival Devised through the WHITEBOX Development Process Directed by Pete Cain, Chryssanthi Kouri & Gary Thomas…
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