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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Gods and Monsters, Southwark Playhouse – Review
A solid production, built around strong performances, which works tirelessly to resurrect the life of one of Hollywood’s forgotten giants.
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Little Light, Orange Tree Theatre – Review
Certainly a must-see for this season at the gorgeous Orange Tree Theatre, this heart-rending tale of loss is full of love, drama and disaster.
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Othello, The Rose Theatre, Bankside – Review
If this fast-paced, intimate production of Shakespeare’s take on the perils of jealousy doesn’t do it for you, the magic of the Rose Theatre certainly will.
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Skint, The Vaults – Review
A funny and well-written piece about four young east Londoners struggling to get ahead.
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True Brits, The Vaults – Review
A funny and moving take on some very serious subject matter.
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Therese Raquin, Courtyard Theatre – Review
A solid production of a complex play but lost some of the nuances in this adaption. Staging issues that meant we missed some crucial parts.
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The Life and Loves of a Nobody, The Albany – Review
Whilst visually stimulating, this play lacks a coherent storyline and is more fun for the performers than for their audience.
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Inigo, White Bear Theatre – Review
Despite some promising talent, Inigo has limited appeal and falls a bit flat.
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Elephant Man, Jack Studio Theatre – Review
Excellent performances and a unique approach balance out a weak script.
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Marching On Together, The Old Red Lion Theatre – Review
An honest and provocative reflection on football hooliganism in 1980s Leeds. A powerful and important piece for all generations.