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: Heretics, Union Theatre
A wonderfully ambitious 13th century story of love, religion and heresy, presented as a staged reading, meaning the script is doing all the hard work here.
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Review: The Lonesome Death of Eng Bunker, Omnibus Theatre
Ghoulishly grotesque, cheekily funny and exquisitely designed
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Review: Rita, Sue and Bob Too, Leicester Square Theatre
A lot has been written over the years as to whether this problematic play should still be staged, and unfortunately this almost pantomime-esque production only complicates the matter.
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Review: The Real Ones, Bush Theatre
Shines an often-absent light on platonic relationships
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Review: Abigail’s Party, Stratford East
Faithful revival of the social-climbing classic.
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Review: 23.5 Hours, Park Theatre
Challenges us to consider the humanity of a convicted sex offender
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Review: I, Victor at The Bridge House Theatre
A modern re-telling of possibly the most famous gothic horror story ever written.
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Review: Candy, Old Red Lion Theatre
A romance’s haunting descent into addiction.
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Review: The Strangelmans, The Bull, Wanstead
A clever and engaging exploration of sibling dynamics and identity that delivers strong performances and thought-provoking moments.
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Review: From Here On, Greenwich & Docklands International Festival
An exhilarating, emotive performance about displaced children both historically and in a contemporary context, that invites individuals to actively combat anti-refugee policies.