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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Timon of Athens, The Space – Review
A worthwhile opportunity to see Shakespeare’s rarely performed fable of bankruptcy and misanthropy, re-imagined in modern day London.
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Napoleon Blown Apart, Arcola Theatre – Review
A visually striking, original, and cleanly blocked show but one that nonetheless needs more work.
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Drag King Richard III, Riverside Studios – Review
A beautiful, impacting and original story that sadly just didn't deliver.
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The Words I Should Have Said to Phoebe Lewis, Phoenix Artist Club – Review
A very entertaining piece of new writing from a young, emerging company, showing great potential.
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Metamorphosing, Camden People’s Theatre – Review
An ambitious performance offering plenty of visual interest which may be too abstract for some.
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Me Marley and I, Upstairs at the Gatehouse – Review
A warm, humorous and personal tale enhanced by well-chosen Bob Marley tunes.
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No Hopers, Dogstar Brixton – Review
An overall enjoyable play and a laudable effort with great potential and good acting, let down by some overly expanded storyline and a predictable finale.
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Glass Mountain, St George’s Gardens – Review
A great summer evening out for both adults and children alike.
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The Hackney Volpone, Rose Lipman Building – Review
A lively and inclusive adaptation of a classic play.
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Son of Man, Museum of the Order of Saint John – Review
This new piece from Cut String Theatre, performed in a truly unique environment, is well worth seeing.