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 Island Of Moor, The Hope Theatre
A captivating mystery drama following one determined individual through uncertain times; a large character filling his own small world.
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Review: Consumed, Park Theatre
Family ties and divisions in the shadow of the Troubles.
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Review: The Old Ladies, Finborough Theatre
Strong performances and gothic design cannot rescue this geriatric 1935 thriller from feeling like a museum piece.
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Review: The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog, Old Red Lion Playhouse
A unique genre-busting take on an homage to an old school, silent movie melodrama
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Review: Squidge, Riverside Studios
Squidge is a sharp, darkly funny and emotionally astute one-woman-show that captures the mutual, transformative power of care and connection in unlikely places.
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Review: Bayangkan Bayang (Imagine a Shadow), Camden People’s Theatre
Brave intercultural collective – this production could inspire the world!
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Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, The Questors Theatre
Well executed, great performances and fascinating set design, illustrating the struggles and successes of a neurodivergent teenage
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Review: Mythos: Ragnarök, Alexandra Palace Theatre
Presenting theatre through the medium of wrestling may seem an unexpected combination, yet the artform has always adapted its approach to design and delivery in order to best complement the story being told. The legends of the Norse gods and…
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Review: That Song from Rocky Horror (Toucha Toucha Touch Me), Camden People’s Theatre
A bold, passionate ode to the sex work community that provides analysis of intimacy in today’s complicated world
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Review: Slippery, Omnibus Theatre
A sophisticated, sensory exploration of the emotional spaces created by addiction and grief in a queer world.