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: Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky, Southwark Playhouse
Ordinary lives, fraught choices and the quiet tragedy of wanting more in a city whose narrow confines haven’t shifted in a hundred years.
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Review: Darkling, Bush Theatre
Darkling is an intense and incredibly important act of remembrance with a few teething problems.
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Review: BRILLIANT BRITISH: Lingering Loves, Crazy Coqs
Amid saxophones and Art Deco glamour, a trio of evocative, love-laden tales unfolds, leaving a gentle reminder of the voices yet to join the chorus.
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Review: Night City, Southwark Playhouse
A physical and darkly cinematic show about London and the largely hidden workforce that keeps it going.
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Review: Talking People, Bush Theatre
An original, unpredictable and gripping piece of theatre.
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Review: The Greater Good Company, The Hope Theatre
An entertaining mystery drama presents a well-rounded and believable debate on morality, with ever-shifting viewpoints.
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Review: Bloodsport: After Helen of Troy, Stratford East
A modernisation of Helen of Troy set in Essex, offering sharp ideas but unfocused writing and uneven impact.
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Review: Still Life, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Noël Coward’s Still Life has been given a new life
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Review: Delusions and Grandeur, Zoo Playground
Karen Hall’s story is revelatory and revealing as she questions what her life is without her cello.
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Review: Collateral Damage, theSpace @ Surgeons Hall
A gritty drama about a fractured family, and trying to cope with past trauma.