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: Dear England, Prince Edward Theatre
An utterly stunning, dazzlingly entertaining production: it shoots, it scores!
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Review: Gate Number 5, Greenwich Theatre
A powerful and sparkling love story - a modernised one-woman show.
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Review: The Lodger, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A funny and powerful, intimate portrait of people’s lives that has something to say about the wider world.
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Review: Gentlemen, Arcola Theatre
Superbly involving drama of power struggles at an English university
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Review: What it Means, Wilton’s Music Hall
Based on Merle Miller’s seminal essay, ‘What It Means to Be a Homosexual’
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Review: Othello, Riverside Studios
An audio-visual spectacle
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Review: Adrift, The Space
A welcome sci-fi thriller, delivering two characters who aren’t quite the heroes they might at first appear.
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Review: Lessons on Revolution, The Hope Theatre
This unusual piece of documentary theatre covers the past, present and future
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Review: The Island, Cervantes Theatre
A Raw and uncomfortable view of a couple’s grief and guilt
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Review: I M E D E A, Stone Nest
Sulayman Al Bassam's I M E D E A modernises the classic Greek myth