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: The Murmuration of Starlings, Seven Dials Playhouse
A moving love story capturing the frustrations and resilience required when lives are changed by dementia with its resultant shifts in memory and identity.
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Review: Supplicants of Syria, Hoxton Hall
Border Crossings’ production blends testimony and live performance to explore asylum and displacement.
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Review: Savage, White Bear Theatre
A stark and honest look at the birth of conversion therapy and the devastating, lasting scars felt by those it was done to and those that loved them.
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Review: The Village Where No One Suffers, Brockley Jack Theatre
A unique, impactful story, zoning in on a young woman’s return to her Grandmother’s house in wartorn Ukraine
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Review: Sighted in Port Talbot, Old Red Lion Playhouse
A novel and clever take on the werewolf genre, using it to explore a relationship built on co-dependency. It just needs an injection of adrenaline to help keep it moving.
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Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Oxford Playhouse
An emotionally devastating depiction of lives staged, stories written and coping with truth that is too hard to bear.
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Review: Flying Ant Day, Union Theatre
A dysfunctional family finds their way towards reuniting in the midst of loss in this enjoyable, funny and thought-provoking play.
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Review: Blink, King’s Head Theatre
‘This is a true story,’ Jonah (Joe Pitts) tells us. ‘This is a love story. This is our love story.’ And so it is, but it’s a far from conventional one. Jonah was brought up on a farm – or,…
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Review: Bird Grove, Hampstead Theatre
Much is left unsaid in this frustrating back story of author George Elliot’s life
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Review: Deep Azure, Shakespeare’s Globe
World-making at its finest, in a thrilling tale of murder, betrayal and revenge that blends exceptional hip hop theatre with classic Shakespeare.