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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The Tempest, Cockpit Theatre – Review
A dynamic, engaging and fast-paced show which would be particularly good for a younger audience.
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Invincible, St James Theatre – Review
Some of the circumstances that both couples find themselves in don’t seem entirely believable, however this is a very enjoyable production that will make you laugh out loud.
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Much Ado About Nothing, Russell Square Gardens – Review
A beautifully judged production with the added twist of a swing band and trapeze artist.
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Desire and Pursuit, Etcetera Theatre – Review
A brave attempt at tackling the big themes of sexuality and religion, but these one-man plays miss the mark.
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Daytona, Theatre Royal Haymarket – Review
The second half of the play is by far the better of the two, however the production is worth seeing for the incredible acting by Oliver Cotton and Maureen Lipman.
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Kitchen, Rich Mix – Review
Innovative, passionate, and thoughtfully devised production.
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The Anorak, Hope Theatre – Review
This one man show explores the story of mass murderer Marc Lepine in a human and relatable way. The character is strong and credible and left me discussing what leads a man to massacre for the rest of the evening.
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Richard II, St Leonard’s Church – Review
This full-blown production really brings the lyrical language of Shakespeare to life.
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Wot? No Fish!!, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Entertaining, emotional and moving. The storyline is a true gem with its characters bound to stay with you long after the end of the show.
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Enduring Song, Southwark Playhouse – Review
Ambitious sprawling historic epic, but in its current form, it makes for a long and tiresome evening.