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: [BLANK], Bridewell Theatre
A collection of disparate scenes pieced together to highlight the failures in the very systems that are meant to protect women and children.
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Review: Strings, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
An emotionally resonant production with an abundance of heart.
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Review: Flare Path, Putney Arts Theatre
A gentle and moving account of the crew of a Wellington Bomber and their loved ones during WWII
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Review: Ostan, Park Theatre
Ostan dives into the hidden world of undocumented Kurdish migrants to tell a captivating story about life on the margins and wider politics, through engrossing character drama.
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Review: Buyer & Cellar, King’s Head Theatre
Rob Madge sparkles in this camp and kooky imagining of life as Barbra Streisand’s home shopkeeper.
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Review: The Silver Cord, Finborough Theatre
A gripping, timeless family drama with fabulous female characters and a stunning central performance.
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Review: The Lift, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
This overly-ambitious drama will make you never want to get in a lift again
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Review: My English Persian Kitchen, Soho Theatre
An intense performance infused with a rich combination of fear, hope and new beginnings.
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Review: The Truth About Harry Beck, Cubic Theatre at the London Transport Museum
Funny and warm-hearted exploration of the origins of the Tube map.
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Review: Baggage Reclaim, The Bull Wanstead
A group of airport baggage reclaim staff get into hot water when a lighthearted game gets out of hand.