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 Meat Kings! (Inc.) of Brooklyn Heights, Park Theatre
A kitchen drama sharp as a butcher's knife.
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Review: Mendaki (To Climb), The Cockpit
An intriguing insight into the lives of several characters who relocate to the UK.
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Review: HELD, Old Red Lion Theatre
A misfiring dementia drama that drowns emotional truth in monologues about electrons and induction hobs.
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Review: Othello, Theatre Royal Haymarket
Deep and Dangerous
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Review: Mr Stevens, Arches Lane Theatre
A play that tackles dark themes with true insight and sensitivity, but is occasionally hampered by busy staging and an uneven tone.
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Review: Curating, Old Red Lion Theatre
An engaging exploration of finding meaning in life and death, with plenty of humour and heart.
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Review: Hedda, Orange Tree Theatre
A beautifully crafted re-telling of this classic story, with a twist.
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Review: The Line of Beauty, Almeida Theatre
A production about denial that seeks to prove the cost of beauty in a world built on appearances.
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Review: Prayers for a Hungry Ghost, The Barbican
An utterly bewitching, superbly executed production that invites us into the liminal space where the living and the dead crossover.
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Review: Lucifer, Bread and Roses Theatre
A new two-hander that explores the issues of stammering with humour, bringing out the tenderness between father and son in some heartfelt, winning performances.