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: Tunnels, Park Theatre
A great concept but one which leaves fascinating tunnels unexplored.
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Review: Press, Park Theatre
A charismatic performance from Sam Hoare, but a third act that just doesn’t work.
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Review: Lowkey Dying, Omnibus
A strong, engaging and particularly expressive performance by Heather O’Sullivan
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Review: We’re Few and Far Between, Drayton Arms Theatre
An engaging and chilling portrayal of an abusive relationship.
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Review: Triggered, White Bear Theatre
A sharp script with comedy mined from the Labour party’s internal mechanisms.
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Review: Wasted, Jack Studio
Thought provoking, angst filled drama that is witty and fast paced.
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Review: Henry V, Shakespeare’s Globe
A wholly timely and considered deconstruction of a classic play.
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Review: Sarah, The Coronet Theatre
Jonathan Slinger excels in this vision of an American nightmare.
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Review: The Silence of Snow, Bridge House Theatre
A spellbinding event that examines the human condition and its frailty.
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Review: Surviving Strangers, The Space
There’s a lot of unreached potential here