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: We, The Women Wild, Old Red Lion Pub & Playhouse
A captivating drama which showcases a seemingly harmonious lifestyle, until an outside influence uncovers truths and challenges beliefs.
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Review: One Breath Before The End, The Glitch
A compelling exploration of friendship and forgiveness at the end of the world.
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Review: Before I’m Dead, The Glitch
A moving and deeply human performance from Pete Ashmore boosts this intimate two-hander
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Review: DOMINUS, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
What begins more a Ted Talk about why D became a dominatrix turns on its head as she peels off the catsuit that is her protection from the world, revealing a surprising depth.
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Review: Albatross, Omnibus Theatre
A touching family drama that dares to ask the important questions about motherhood and sacrifice.
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Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Space
Shakespeare delivered in a fun, welcoming and interactive way. This intimate production makes the audience feel right at home in this magical mash-up of mortals and fairies.
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Review: The World Is Falling In Around Us, Union Theatre
A sharp, funny unravelling of burnout and boxed in living
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Review: Zoë.exe, Theatre Peckham
An ambitious exploration of autonomy and identity elevated by its strong central performance
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Review: The Dasslers, Bridewell Theatre
A tense retelling of the overnight collapse of a brothers’ relationship and the birth of two iconic sport shoe brands.
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Review: Noughts and Crosses, Lyceum Theatre
A well acted and fast paced adaptation which keeps the audience's interest but with a busy narrative that sometimes lacks depth.