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 Happiest Man on Earth, Southwark Playhouse Borough
Based on Eddie Jaku’s memoir of the same name, it may not be imaginative – but it is important.
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Review: It’s ok, I still think you’re great, Barons Court Theatre
A warm and relatable slice of twenty-something life.
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Review: I was in the house and I was waiting for the rain to come, Barons Court Theatre
A hypnotic but ultimately distant exploration of trauma and absence.
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Review: Hi, Mom, Blue Elephant Theatre
A hidden gem about the relationship between three East Asian women and their mother’s.
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Review: by their fruits, Theatre503
This lyrical and poetic show goes beneath the surface of an intense romantic and sexual relationship to explore the passion, obsession and demons behind love.
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Review: The Glorious French Revolution, New Diorama Theatre
A provocative, ambitious production that evolves from apparent chaos into a masterful examination of revolutionary violence.
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Review: Wolves On Road, Bush Theatre
A lot of potential in this depiction of a ‘get rich quick’ scheme and its inevitable fallout.
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Review: Dizzy, Half Moon Theatre
A crafted articulation of grief that beautifully recognises the existence of life even in death.
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Review: In The Shadow Of Her Majesty, Jack Studio Theatre
A strikingly human, thought-provoking study of a working-class family
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Review: Going For Gold, Park Theatre
A fascinating and educational biopic drama showcasing the challenges and dedication of boxer Frankie Lucas