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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Cosi Fan Tutte, The Tea House Theatre – Review
This performance showcases the skill and originality you'd expect to see in venues like The Royal Opera House, but on a one-to-one experience that makes you fall in love with opera all over again.
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Wonderland, Hampstead Theatre – Review
An entertaining, moving and memorable piece.
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Richard III, St Paul’s Church – Review
A lively and well-acted interpretation of a Shakespearean classic.
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Significant Other Festival 2014: Undercover, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
This is a brilliant and thoroughly entertaining festival, even without taking into account the astonishingly short time taken to put the plays together.
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Merely As You Like It, The Cockpit Theatre – Review
A refreshing, boisterous take on a classic.
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The House of Bernada Alba, King’s Head Theatre – Review
A bolder directorial approach would have brought more tension, substance and punch into a somewhat plodding performance.
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Marriage, Brockley Jack Studio Theatre – Review
This rarely seen play about the business of matchmaking and matrimony has flashes of comic greatness.
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The Notebook, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
With genuine acting talent this play raised some interesting points about the effects of war on children and the complexity of human nature, however the length really let it down.
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Hostage Song, Finborough Theatre – Review
A new kind of musical that challenges its audience with a twisted perspective on a hostage story.
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Fathers and Sons, Donmar Warehouse – Review
This is one of my favourite productions of the year so far. Joshua James in particular gives an incredibly emotional and dramatic performance. The rather depressing plot never feels as though it is dragging and the comedic elements throughout ensure…