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: Ruthless, Arches Lane Theatre
A combination of Great Expectations and Faust, leaving one wondering if Ruth Madoff is to blame for her husband’s actions
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Review: Letters from Max, Hampstead Theatre
Simple in form but vast in feeling, Letters from Max is a work of raw honesty, where words, cello, and silence tell a story of life at its most fragile and beautiful.
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Review: In Praise of Love, Orange Tree Theatre
Rattigan’s late-career masterpiece about secrets and survival enjoys a faultless revival. It's another hit for, surely, one of London's finest fringe theatres.
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Review: The Watch, The Glitch
Witty layered and wonderfully weird
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Review: Bog Body, Arches Lane Theatre
Macabre, poetic one-woman show explores grief, obsession, and love through an unlikely romance.
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Review: Earworm, King’s Head Theatre
A queer quartet digs deep in a smart, stripped-back drama
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Review: Failure Project, Soho Theatre
An actor and playwright struggles in her personal and professional life in this disarmingly emotional one-woman show.
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Review: Cul-de-Sac, Omnibus Theatre
Captures the quiet chaos of middle-class suburban life with bite and booze – but at three hours long, even the politest house guest might start eyeing the door.
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Review: Mrs Warren’s Profession, Garrick Theatre
A garden, a mother, a daughter, and a looming line of work. Bernard Shaw’s searing social commentary springs eternal with Imelda Staunton and Bessie Carter as head gardeners.
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Review: Psyche, Liszt Institute
Enjoyable, amusing and thought provoking one-hander relating the life of Psyche, a rebellious young woman in Napoleonic Europe