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: HEAVEN, Southwark Playhouse
Rainy weather, dark skies and gloomy spirits are lifted by Southwark Playhouse’s bright production of HEAVEN.
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Review: On Golden Pond, OSO Arts Centre
A delightful production of a rarely performed play, delivered with charm and sincerity; funny, telling and moving in equal measure.
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Review: Drama Girls, Union Theatre
A nuanced and intriguing take on the life of three drama school students.
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Review: Vanya is Alive, Omnibus Theatre
A world of propaganda, politics and social pressure to conform, shown through the lens of grief.
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Review: KS6: Small Forward, Barbican Pit
A refreshing angle on politics, totalitarianism, defiance, and exile from a company committed to the fight for freedom.
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Review: Pig Heart Boy, Unicorn Theatre
An hilariously funny, intelligent and thought-provoking show that will have kids’ hearts and brains racing.
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Review: Mrs President, Charing Cross Theatre
An interesting two-handed play, touching on the life of Mary Lincoln. Strong performances, but in the end somewhat confusing and unsatisfying.
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Review: Put Out His Eyes, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
An ambitious concept that places two juxtaposing characters in a life-or-death situation in order to explore class and power dynamics.
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Review: As Long As We Are Breathing, Arcola Theatre
A mindful, sensitive and emotional journey through one woman’s life, from a girl in hiding during the Holocaust, to a woman making spiritual discoveries.
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Review: My Mother’s Funeral: The Show, The Yard Theatre
A well meaning production which examines the trauma of bereavement alongside the expensive practicalities of providing a funeral. Well meaning, but in need of more nuance.