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: Outpatient, Park Theatre
What initially looks like a play about death wrong-foots the audience in an impressive manner.
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Review: Hedda Gabler, Etcetera Theatre
A study in societal constraint and personal despair, this adaptation of Ibsen’s classic simmers with tension and relevance.
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Review: Millennium Girls, Brixton House
Stylish, invigorating and funny, Millennium Girls redefines perceptions of a group of mixed-race, working class teenagers on the edge of a new millennium
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Review: The Crucible, Shakespeare’s Globe
A gripping and timely Crucible that finds a natural home in the shadowed timbers of the Globe.
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Review: Are We Doing This Right? Hen and Chickens Theatre
An engaging story of two captivating halves: the challenges of achieving a fulfilling life and an exploration of approaches to playwriting.
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Review: Venus in Fur, Camden People’s Theatre
A sharp, layered two-hander where a simple audition spirals into a gripping battle of power, performance, and control.
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Review: Riot Street, Peckham Fringe
A retelling of a tragic event that shook a Welsh community.
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Review: Shelter, Barons Court Theatre
A combination of War of the Worlds and Look Back in Anger, this production leaves one wondering who exactly the real monster is.
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Review: The Gang Of Three, Kings Head Theatre
The friendships and rivalries of the three big beasts of Labour in the 1970s are vividly brought to life through great performances and sharp writing, which illuminates a crucial period in political history
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Review: The Fifth Step, @SohoPlace
An almost immersive study of the world of the alcoholic, this complex show crackles with dynamic energy.