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: Queen Bette, King’s Head Theatre
Queen Bette offers a mesmerizing portrayal of Bette Davis, though its storyline lacks the cohesion to fully capture her essence.
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Review: MASO SCHISM, Cockpit Theatre
A play about finding meaning through physical pain in a world which seems meaningless.
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Review: Bear Traps, Golden Goose Theatre
A journey in and out of time, with black holes and bear traps.
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Review: Women Who Blow On Knots, Arcola Theatre
An exploration of revolution, mysticism and feminine power.
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Review: How to Survive Your Mother, King’s Head Theatre
Offers a unique perspective on the tumultuous relationship between a mother and her son, wrapped in humour and chaos
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Review: White Rabbit Red Rabbit, The Questors Theatre
A fascinating experiment in theatre that turns the traditional play on its head.
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Review: The Buddha of Suburbia, Barbican Theatre
A joyful adaptation of Kureishi's award-winning novel.
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Review: Burnt Up Love, Finborough Theatre
A stylish, creative production that captures the imagination as well as the heart.
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Review: Nine Moons, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A tale of growing up, with a backdrop of the supernatural. It’s fun, it’s different and it’s not afraid to gross you out a little.
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Review: The Ungodly, Southwark Playhouse
A series of strong performances have us invested more in the characters than in the witch hunt itself.