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: Drive, Peckham Fringe
A comical piece on a wannabe boy band dispersed with the hard hitting realities of life.
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Review: Faygele, Marylebone Theatre
A thought-provoking, emotional and poignant exploration of the relationship between religion and sexuality
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Review: Conversations After Sex, Park Theatre
Strong London debut for award winning Irish play
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Review: SWING! SWING! ADMIRAL BYNG!, The Playground Theatre
A restrained portrait of scapegoating and legacy – quietly powerful, but limited by its emotional flatness.
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Review: Mute Messiah, Bridge House Theatre
A spirited narrative that feels too much like a first draft.
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Review: Krapp’s Last Tape, Barbican Centre
A meticulously articulate evocation of meaninglessness, with a superb performance that hypnotises and wearies in equal measure.
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Review: My Master Builder, Wyndham’s Theatre
A cast of top talent struggle to make for an exciting evening.
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Review: Scenes from a Repatriation, Royal Court Theatre
Simultaneously raw and polished, this production is a true meeting of minds
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Review: Tambo & Bones, Stratford East
Tambo (and Bones) has a damn good go at changing the world in this immersively complex, visceral and urgent insight into the Black experience.
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Review: Dealer’s Choice, Donmar Warehouse
With top-drawer performances, the Donmar cements its reputation for attracting the finest acting talent. Otherwise, there’s little going for this unremarkable 90s revival.