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: Revenge: After the Levoyah, The Yard Theatre
A jet black Ealing comedy for the 21st century, performed beautifully by its two remarkable leads.
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Review: The Devil May Care, Southwark Playhouse
This lively and entertaining production is full of wit and thoughtful exchanges, with some impressive performances that capture the confusing spirit of revolution.
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Review: Firebird, King’s Head Theatre
This striking and thought-provoking story of secret love is a creative and worthwhile companion to the film and memoir.
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Review: The Maids, Jermyn Street Theatre
A detailed approach to Genet’s classic play, with well executed imagery and performances full of depth.
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Review: Tarantula, Arcola Theatre
Georgie Henley delivers a performance worthy of Philip Ridley's writing.
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Review: Belly of the Beast, Finborough Theatre
Saana Sze's blistering writing brings the political issues that surround education to life...
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Review: The Grim, Old Red Lion Theatre
The Grim delivers humour and suspense whilst encouraging the audience to rethink the narrative of a convicted murderer.
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Review: Agatha Christie’s The Mirror Crack’d, Tower Theatre
A very engaging, creative and humorous new take on a familiar (to some) classic Christie mystery, which keeps up the suspense and guessing game throughout.
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Review: Eigengrau, Putney Arts Theatre
Four individuals intertwined with one another through either fate or logic, in a world which demands more of their attention than they can offer.
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Interview: Friendships and Partition
Santi & Naz, a play about friendship in the years leading up to the Partition of India. Co-created by Madelaine Moore and Guleraana Mir.