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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The Resurrectionist, Etcetera theatre – Review
A great production that covered a range of topics and presented a fresh take on an old classic.
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Girls, Soho Theatre – Review
Heartache and laughter in this engaging production that grieves lost innocence and celebrates stolen moments of childhood.
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Kindertransport, Chickenshed Theatre – Review
Confident production of an emotional, historical drama
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The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, Greenwich Theatre – Review
A romantic and exciting show about a silent star. A fun production with many different twists and turns throughout.
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Toy Soldier, Jack Studio Theatre – Review
An over-simplified political statement about war which has been squeezed of any mystery.
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Kenny Morgan, Arcola Theatre – Review
A tense and heart-wrenching play about forbidden and unrequited love.
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Father Comes Home from the Wars, Royal Court Theatre – Review
High-stakes games are played for ever-darker laughs in this beautifully written interrogation of morality and American history.
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A Clockwork Orange, OSO Arts Centre– Review
A brave and worthwhile production of a classic story, given new life by this youthful and energetic team, and all done in a venue that gives local community centres a good name.
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Sid, Above The Arts – Review
Pros: If you’re a punk-lover, Craig will revive all your emotions. Cons: If you aren’t a punk-lover, you might struggle to keep up with the first ten minutes of Craig’s speech. ‘Sid Vicious is dead but punk CAN’T DIE!’ Craig…
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Gallows Rope, Bread and Roses Theatre – Review
A ponderous, undistinguished play that fails to find any real direction or sense of purpose.