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: Tape, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Cellar Door’s revival of this 25 year old play raises enduring questions about memory and consent.
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Review: Dance Again, The Cockpit
An exploration of the 7 October terrorist attacks, told through a mix of dance and narrative
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Review: Are We Friends?, Old Red Lion Theatre
A thought-provoking work in progress, examining the dynamics of friendship
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Review: Black Box, Belly Button at Underbelly
An extraordinary story where magic, movement and music bring Henry ‘Box’ Brown’s journey to life.
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Review: Antigone, Barons Court Theatre
A powerful, pacey Antigone with striking modern resonance.
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Review: Perils of Youth Play, Barons Court Theatre
A play where nothing actually happens yet it keeps you gripped throughout, as mother and son go through an eternal game of accusations and regrets.
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Review: A Costume Drama, ZOO Playground
A heartfelt story with a lot of potential which doesn't quite make it over the line for the crowd to go wild.
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Review: Biscuits for Breakfast, The Courtyard Theatre
This cleverly staged and tender love story explores food poverty without ever talking down to its audience
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Review: The Bob Ross Effect, Assembly George Square
As Bob Ross himself said, “if you want sad things, watch the news.” If you want a happy thing, try this show.
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Review: An Ode to the Casting Director, Assembly George Square
A play that showcases the highs, lows and absurdities of trying to make it as an actor