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: Triumph, Almeida Theatre
A bombardment of propaganda that will send you into a philosophical spiral where power, truth, and the ethics of political persuasion are questioned.
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Review: The Alex Wheatle Witness Writing Project, Canada Water Theatre
Authentic, insightful writing – Young, Gifted and Black … is where it’s at!
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Review: Uncle Monty’s Antique Shop, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
An anthology of short chills that holds plenty of promise and intrigue
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Review: Ghosts, Jermyn Street Theatre
A sympathetic re-working of a dramatic, family-based Ibsen classic, giving the leading lady an opportunity to shine.
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Review: Tom At The Farm (Tom na Fazenda), The Barbican
A shimmering and engaging spectacle that succumbs to its own darkness rather than surpassing it.
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Review: The Notion of Recompense, Old Red Lion Theatre
A cleverly written story bursting with dark folklore, yet to be fully matched in clarity and intensity by its execution.
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Review: The Seafarer, Greenwich Theatre
This high-stakes Dublin drama with Faustian tension is back in London for its 20th anniversary, in a compact, new and exciting production.
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Review: The Land We Shared, Arts Depot
Documentary theatre, live music and a giant cabbage are blended in a poignant, funny meditation on grief and memory
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Review: I Hate King Lear, Central Film School
A beautifully controlled two-hander about family, sibling dependence and the fight to survive the ending you’ve been written.
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Review: Baby, Brixton House
An urgent and important call to arms, identifying unspoken social influences