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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Women Redressed, Arcola Theatre – Review
A world of female-centred new writing in one long, but rewarding evening – a pleasing balance of entertainment and issue interrogation.
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RAZ, Trafalgar Studios – Review
A fresh and engaging monologue flawed by an unconvincing performance.
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The Merry Wives, Rose Theatre Kingston – Review
The Windsor Wives go Northern for this frolicsome farce which promises a merry night for (nearly) all concerned - even if you do end up covered in dirty washing.
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Buster Keaton at the Hollywood Canteen… as told by Orson Welles, The Space – Review
The journey of this magnificent performer, Buster Keaton, is one to really make you think.
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BU21, Theatre503 – Review
An outspoken and ground-breaking approach to the crude reality of our society, featuring excellent acting in a meticulous production.
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Brute, Soho Theatre – Review
A wonderful show that will not disappoint. The writing and acting will appeal to a range of ages, but Brute’s context and style make it a must-see for younger audiences.
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Anna Karenina, Jack Studio Theatre – Review
An original retelling of a classic story, with beautiful and integral movement.
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F.A.N.Y (First Aid Nursing Yeomanry), Arts Theatre Studio – Review
A heart-warming, stirring account of women contributing to the war effort, and a fascinating precursor to female suffrage that followed shortly afterwards.
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Living With the Lights On, Young Vic – Review
A brutally honest, touching and brilliantly delivered exploration of one man’s struggle with mental illness.
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RUN, New Diorama Theatre – Review
A strong and united ensemble shed light on the darker unknown side of investment banking.