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: The Book Of Grace, Arcola Theatre
A state of the nation commentary masquerading as a kitchen sink family drama.
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Review: Taking a Love Pill at the End of the World, The Hope Theatre
Misery porn at its finest.
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Review: Cold Water, Park Theatre
Ends as awkwardly as it starts.
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Review: The Tailor-Made Man, Stage Door Theatre
Enjoyable and funny two hours about Hollywood actor Billy Haines
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Review: The Comfort Woman, Rosemary Branch Theatre
A haunting one-woman show
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Review: Between Riverside and Crazy, Hampstead Theatre
An overdue premier of this Pulitzer Prize winner.
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Review: Mary Said What She Said, Barbican Theatre
An outstanding performance, evocative design and haunting music
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Review: Reanicorp, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Some interesting ideas at play
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Review: Labour’s Love Lost, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
At the beginning of Labour’s Lost Love co-deviser Rebeka Dio sings a song with a great deal of foreshadowing and meta commentary that is gently amusing. It covers a number of ideas, including ‘avant-garde is hard’, and I doubt many…
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Review: Constellations, Drayton Arms Theatre
A beautiful showcase for a team of young actors