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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Romeo and Juliet, Temple Church – Review
A reassuring take on a timeless story of star crossed lovers.
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La Boheme, Lost Theatre – Review
Passionate acting and innovative staging will see you leave the theatre as a fan of opera (if you weren't before).
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Autobahn, King’s Head Theatre – Review
A challenging and ultimately rewarding journey through the nether regions of the American psyche as seen from the front seat of a car.
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The Comedy of Errors, The Museum of The Order of St John – Review
This quirky take on Shakespeare’s farcical comedy is unbeatable for its exuberance and lusty humour.
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The Picture Of John Gray, The Old Red Lion Theatre – Review
A class act! A strong ensemble cast tells a never heard before true story that needs to be seen to be believed!
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Revolution Farm, Newham City Farm – Review
A really accessible production of a modern classic - a great way to introduce younger audiences to the works of Orwell and get them thinking about the structure of societies and the nature of government.
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Troilus and Cressida, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
This is cutting-edge Shakespeare, don’t miss it. Lazarus’ work epitomises the spirit of fringe theatre.
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Dirty Promises, Hope Theatre – Review
A haunting, albeit brief, tale of all-consuming love, control and obsession.
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Coriolanus – Our World At War, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
A skilful adaptation of this Shakespearean Tragedy, with the action and passion to bring the story to life.
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Madame Bovary, The Hope Theatre – Review
Forget your high school thoughts of Madame Bovary, and dive into a fresh look at Gustave Flaubert’s classic. Banal realism is turned on its head as the classic characters satirise the humdrum of daily life in this dark comedy.