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: Compositor E, Omnibus Theatre
A timely reflection on Shakespeare’s ongoing relevance
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Review: Operation Epsilon, Southwark Playhouse
Explores the ethical implications of being complaisant.
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Review: The Old Queen’s Head, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Well-told gay rites of passage story
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Review: The Legends of Them, Brixton House
An other-worldly journey into the fascinating life of Sutara Gayle
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Review: The Room Upstairs, The Bull Wanstead
Emotionally charged, full of heart and with plenty of wit.
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Review: Belinda, Camden People’s Theatre
Queer, in both meanings of the term, Belinda is expertly and deeply experimental.
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Review: The Invincibles, Queens Theatre Hornchurch
Heartwarming and skilful, The Invincibles shines a light on football greatness
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Review: That Face, Orange Tree Theatre
With impeccable acting from all That Face captures the unravelling of a family torn apart by alcoholism.
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Review: At Eternity’s Gate, Etcetera Theatre
A poetic peek into the life and mind of Theo Van Gogh, brother of Vincent
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Review: Reboot Festival 3, Barons Court Theatre
Week two of Reboot Festival offers an innovative line-up of short plays that are varied and unique.