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: Laughing Matters, Canal Café Theatre
A polished and assured piece of theatre. It reminds us that comedy is grounded in human connection.
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Review: Spin Cycle, Etcetera Theatre
Strongly performed comedy-drama takes love to the cleaners
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Review: 81 (Life), Almeida Theatre
This experimental and experiential production brings the stories of people from the Islington community to the Almeida stage, with a cast of 60 residents.
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Review: Supermarket 86, Edfringe
An amusing yet thoughtful exploration of female friendship.
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Review: The Animator, Southwark Playhouse
A tribute to an animation pioneer, that blurs more than it illuminates.
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Review: A Manchester Anthem, Riverside Studios
One boy’s last night out before Oxford becomes a love letter to Manchester – funny, heartfelt, and totally unmissable.
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Review: The Space Between, Hen and Chickens Theatre
An engaging and refreshingly balanced consideration on how to proceed through an identity crisis in the face of a monumental moment.
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Review: Down to Chance, EdFringe
A play about the remarkable relief effort of the 1964 earthquake in Alaska.
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Review: Monstering the Rocketman, EdFringe
A cautionary tale about shoddy journalism
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Review: Heartbreak Hotel, Soho Theatre
A double-hander about a gory break-up might seem a little unexpected for Soho Theatre’s intimate upstairs space.