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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A Trilogy Of Horrors: Volume 1, Scottish Storytelling Centre – Review
three examples of superb storytelling that for those who like to hear a good yarn being told will find plenty to enjoy
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Blood and Gold, Scottish Storytelling Centre – Review
A young woman is entrusted by her dying mother with a wooden box containing all the stories and words she knows. But not prepared to listen to them again, the bereaved daughter hides the box under her bed, wanting to…
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If You’re Feeling Sinister: A Play With Songs, Gilded Balloon Doonstairs – Review
A play that has the depth and beauty demanded
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Katheryn Howard, Jack Studio Theatre – Review
A well-written and well choreographed piece
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Sherlock Holmes and The Invisible Thing, Rudolf Steiner Theatre – Review
The world isn’t short of new Sherlock Holmes stories. Several hundred have been written since Conan Doyle hung up his pen, and in the main they stick closely to the character of the original stories. So why is it that,…
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Dark Sublime, Trafalgar Studios – Review
Star power shines in an otherwise heavy-handed tale of aging, unrequited love and Sci-Fi.
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What Was Left, Southwark Playhouse – Review
As we walk into the theatre, set up like a dingy apartment, the lights yellow and humid, the three characters are sitting on the furniture, looking at their phones. Soph gets her sister, Dex, and brother, Sim, up, and they…
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Afterglow, Southwark Playhouse – Review
Superb gay drama about relationships and polygamy.
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Pictures of Dorian Gray, Jermyn Street Theatre – Review
Following the beautiful Dorian Gray this famous tale of vanity and Victorian “morals” is turned on its head when we have a buffet like selection of choice. With 4 alternative versions, the four actors change roles daily in various configurations…
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J’Ouvert, Theatre 503 – Review
A clever and very entertaining dance through many layers of London life