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: The Passenger, Finborough Theatre
A superbly directed, gripping, and claustrophobic thriller.
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Review: Henry VIII, Milton Court Theatre
This reimagining of a Shakespearean classic is visually stunning, if lacking nuance.
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Review: A Real Race Across the World, Questors Theatre
A little known story of indomitable female adventurers, brought beautifully to life through excellent performances
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Review: The Midnight Caller, Old Red Lion Theatre
Inventive use of light and sound effectively draws the audience into the world of a lone worker, and the growing feeling of dread when a chilling mystery is unveiled.
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Review: The Undying, Old Red Lion Theatre
A fascinating examination of how mindsets can evolve as we age, both forwards and backwards, and whether we should hold onto the past to move forward in ourselves.
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Review: Animal Farm, Stratford East
The most primal and riveting of emotions in a pigsty of power struggle, inequality and corruption.
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Review: And If The Surface Tension Breaks, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A play that, for its rather nihilistic concept, is full of beautiful hope and positivity.
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Review: The Value of Names, White Bear Theatre
A complex drama that raises interesting questions, but fails to spur the audience on enough to care about the answers.
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Review: J [a working title], The Space
An energetic but ultimately enigmatic journey through grief
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Review: Outlying Islands, Jermyn Street Theatre
A solid revival of an intriguing drama.