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: Abigail, Etcetera Theatre
A short one-act monologue that draws to attention to important issues around trauma and sexual violence. It’s a promising start that needs more development.
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Review: Clara and Clemmie, The Libra Theatre Cafe
A touching piece on loneliness in unexpected places.
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Review: Killing Swine, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Killing Swine is a promising ode to Macbeth, performed by a young company full of potential.
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Review: The Last Girl There, Canada Water Theatre
Friendship takes a surprising twist in this psychological thriller
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Review: Lighthouse, Etcetera Theatre
An intriguing and tense play that doesn't give up all its secrets
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Review: Hello/Goodbye, Etcetera Theatre
A fresh character-led piece about the complexities of the modern relationship
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Review: 7-7-7, Barons Court Theatre
There's a lot to digest even with this play's short runtime: work is required to bring it all together, but there’s something rather interesting going on here.
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Review: Birth Stories, The Courtyard Theatre
A collection of powerful and emotive stories delivered in nine monologues, Birth Stories contributes to the important history of how people come to be.
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Review: Sick Dog, Etcetera Theatre
A thoughtful two-hander exploring loneliness, AI and blurred human–robot boundaries, anchored by compelling performances and an intriguing premise.
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Review: Retardant, Libra Theatre Café
A sincere one-man show exploring identity and blurred reality, with a sensitive performance and strong soundtrack. Heavy themes land well, and fit naturally within the Camden Fringe.