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: In The Print, King’s Head Theatre
The fight between Rupert Murdoch and Brenda Dean over the future of the British newspaper industry is vividly brought to life...
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Review: John Proctor is the Villain, Royal Court
The #MeToo movement propels questions into Arthur Miller’s classic, told through the lens of American high schoolers.
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Review: Carmilla, The Space
When is an opera not an opera? When it’s spoken word, with a live score that dominates rather that complements the story to the point of distraction.
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Review: Catharsis, Bread and Roses Theatre
A slow-burn family reckoning that promises catharsis but settles for confrontation - engaging enough in the moment without ever quite leaving a lasting mark.
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Review: The Island Of Moor, The Hope Theatre
A captivating mystery drama following one determined individual through uncertain times; a large character filling his own small world.
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Review: Consumed, Park Theatre
Family ties and divisions in the shadow of the Troubles.
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Review: The Old Ladies, Finborough Theatre
Strong performances and gothic design cannot rescue this geriatric 1935 thriller from feeling like a museum piece.
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Review: The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog, Old Red Lion Playhouse
A unique genre-busting take on an homage to an old school, silent movie melodrama
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Review: Squidge, Riverside Studios
Squidge is a sharp, darkly funny and emotionally astute one-woman-show that captures the mutual, transformative power of care and connection in unlikely places.
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Review: Bayangkan Bayang (Imagine a Shadow), Camden People’s Theatre
Brave intercultural collective – this production could inspire the world!