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: Incomplete, The Space
Heartfelt hankering for derailed desire
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Review: Fluff, Studio at New Wimbledon Theatre
A thoroughly original, illuminating and sometimes humorous take on a challenging topic, delivered with flair by its star.
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Review: The Play’s The Thing: A One-Person Hamlet, Wilton’s Music Hall
A sharply crafted bare-bones solo take on Hamlet, this is Shakespeare without the baggage.
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Review: Here Comes Your Ghost Again, Bread & Roses Theatre
A thought provoking and deeply human experience which prompts reflection on the fragility of the human experience and the connections that remain with us forever.
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Review: In the Mouth of the Wolf, The Barn Theatre Cirencester
An original, humbling drama based on the true story of author Michael Morpurgo’s uncles, who each performed very different duties during WW2.
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Review: Love in a Foreign Land, The Playground Theatre
Theo looks back at sixty years of her life from when she was a young woman immigrating to London from Cyprus and attempts to ‘throw the stone behind her’ as she recounts her life with a deceitful husband.
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Review: After Agincourt, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A fascinating retelling of the famous battle from Shakespeare’s Henry V from the perspective of a minor character.
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Review: The Women of Llanrumney, Stratford East
Azuka Oforka's award-winning debut powerfully portrays the differing lives of women amidst slavery and decaying wealth.
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Review: Providers, Brixton House
An authentic, electrifyingly powerful play for young people that confronts the harsh realities of navigating life when money and support are lacking.
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Review: Men’s Business, Finborough Theatre
Delivers out an uncompromising artistic vision of a dysfunctional relationship, with no respite for the audience.