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: The Cannoneer, Barons Court Theatre
Informative and energetic with interesting themes but struggles to deliver on the laughs.
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Review: Wicked Fridays, Drayton Arms Theatre
A provocative exploration of exploitation and desire set against a vivid Caribbean backdrop.
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Review: X Marks the Spot, Canada Water Theatre
A well-intentioned production that explores important themes but needs development
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Review: The Nature of Forgetting, Hackney Empire
Compelling and powerful exploration of a life fracturing with dementia
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Review: Never Said I Was a Genius, Central Film School
Funny, unsettling and quietly provocative, this production explores how artistic genius and monstrousness coexist
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Review: An Oak Tree, The Other Palace Theatre
A clever but slippery interrogation of control and submission.
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Review: End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland, Barbican
A dazzling, immersive spectacle that’ll have you questioning your own dreams for theforeseeable future.
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Review: Blood of My Blood, Royal Court Theatre
A psychologically rich exploration of ancestry, motherhood and inherited trauma, Blood of My Blood examines how the past survives within us
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Review: The Love That I’ve Lost, The Bread & Roses Theatre
A multi-generational study of women looking for love and not finding it promises well but ultimately misses the mark – alas, no bunch of roses.
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Review: The Haunting of Hill House, Richmond Theatre
Plenty of theatrical bells and whistles, but this underwhelming gothic adaptation falls short in its execution.