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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Syndrome, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
Pedestrian account of four soldiers serving together in Operation Desert Storm
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The Nights, Holden Street Theatres, The Arch Theatre (Adelaide Fringe) – Review
A solid two-hander delves into the concept of right and wrong during the Iraqi war.
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The Cutting Edge, Arcola Theatre – Review
Flavourless drama about art and country living
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House Of Commons, White Bear Theatre – Review
A show with much to say about how we are categorised in society
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Grounded, Holden Street Theatres, The Arch Theatre (Adelaide Fringe) – Review
A jet fighter pilot grounded following a pregnancy finds juggling family life and a career to be mentally straining
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Train Lord, Bakehouse Theatre, Studio (Adelaide Fringe) – Review
A story of failure, recovery and an endless migraine.
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The Daughters of Róisín, Bakehouse Theatre, Mainstage (Adelaide Fringe) – Review
Wearing a long white night gown, a young woman stands in the middle of the room. Her natural platinum locks streaming down her shoulders, onto her chest. Her dark, wide eyes stare at us as we sit in front of…
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Eleanor’s Story: An American Girl in Hitler’s Germany, Owl Room at Gluttony – Masonic Lodge North Terrace (Adelaide Fringe)– Review
The story of a young girl who found herself trapped with her family in Nazi Germany
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The Boy My Father Raised, Star Theatre Two Theatre (Adelaide Fringe) – Review
the complex emotional relationship between the perpetrator and their victims.
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Post-Mortem, Holden Street Theatres The Studio Theatre (Adelaide Fringe) – Review
Emotionally charged movement and polished production values serve a feast for the eyes and for the soul.