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: Talking Heads, The White Bear Theatre
Compelling performances and inventive staging refresh Alan Bennett’s seminal monologues, carrying the audience to devastating depths.
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Review: Rowling In It, King’s Head Theatre
A strong and engaging performance, in which an actress is forced to reflect on her choice to play a role which could cause great offense to modern audiences.
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Review: TWO, Park Theatre
A funny, fast-paced and heart-wrenching collection of stories all set in a classic British pub.
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Review: Fickle Eulogy, Circle & Star Theatre
An earnest portrayal of loss delivered with real heart that unfortunately struggles against a disjointed narrative and a hit-and-miss rhythm
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Review: Spiderfly, The Space
A play never given the chance to build the required tension due to some weak directing decisions.
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Review: Inter Alia, Wyndham’s Theatre
Shattering. A must-watch for anyone who has produced or has ever been a child
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Review: Nice Things, Pleasance Theatre
A thought-provoking exploration of a relationship rocked by the revelation of non-binary gender identity.
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Review: Eggs Aren’t That Easy to Make, Riverside Studios
An interesting insight into what happens when that drunken promise from your 20s becomes a reality in your 30s.
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Review: In Some Dark Valley: The Testimony of Reverend Brand, White Bear Theatre
Reverend (Fire) Brand’s one-man testimony injects a shot of religious fervour into your Easter weekend.
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Review: Meet Fred, York Theatre Royal
From the moment that Fred’s three puppeteers (Nick Halliwell, Llŷr Williams, and Jennie Rawling) take him out of his box and breathe life into his little cloth body, he is immediately embodied and alive in a fabulously seamless (ha ha!)…