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: Playfight, Soho Theatre
A powerful, heart-wrenching coming-of-age story, driven by standout performances and bold, unapologetic writing.
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Review: Shanghai Dolls, Kiln Theatre
A flashy presentation of the untold true story of two of the most influential women in Chinese history.
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Review: Talking People, Bush Theatre
Highly skilled, electric storytelling.
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Review: All the Happy Things, Soho Theatre
Like breath on a mirror, All the Happy Things’ potential quickly fades as it becomes muddled with side plots.
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Review: Untitled Space Play, Bread and Roses Theatre
A production about finding meaning and identity which is rooted in philosophy but told through science fiction.
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Review: Manhunt, Royal Court Theatre
A powerful, challenging experience, Manhunt exposes the audience to the reality of the underworld of toxic white masculinity.
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Review: Almost Instinct Almost True, Old Red Lion Theatre
A touching and thought-provoking exploration of the relationship of Monica Jones and Philip Larkin via a fictitious student of Monica’s. The excellent acting and script leaves the audience with much to discuss and consider.
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Review: Container, New Diorama Theatre
A multi-vocal and instrumental performance, using speech and sound to articulate the overwhelmingly constant multiplicity of global events, Container encourages the audience to rethink their own perspective in the face of overwhelming crises.
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Review: Jab, Park Theatre
Abusive relationships, vaccine conspiracies and the limits of love are explored in his portrayal of a complex marriage, all vividly brought to life by great performances.
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Review: Per-Verse, Riverside Studios
Georgie weaves a poetic tale about her dating life that is raw, romantic, and realism at its finest.