We are delighted to announce our latest initiative, Everything Theatre’s Scripts Spotlight Week. 5th-8th February 2014 at the award-winning White Bear Theatre, Kennington. At Everything Theatre, one of our main aims is to share our infectious enthusiasm for theatre with a wide audience. In doing so we hope to get more people into the arts. We also strive to give practitioners at all levels the opportunity to share their work. With this in mind, we have put together a selection ...

We are delighted to announce that Everything Theatre has been nominated in the theatre category for the inaugural Ticketmaster Blog Awards.

Once has become the first musical to perform a Spotify session.

The X Factor is coming to the London stage in 2014…. sort of! I Can't Sing will begin previews at the London Palladium in February 2014.

The Cauldron is a series of events which aims to break down the barriers between the arts. Find out more about how this exciting initiative brings artists from across all disciplines together to create ground-breaking new performances.

Cirque du Soleil returns to London Royal Albert Hall in 2014 with a fan favourite! Quidam is a whimsical world dreamed up by a bored young girl named Zoe. Ignored by her parents and looking to escape her monotonous life her imagination runs wild and creates a fantastical world which Cirque du Soleil bring to life. Quidam is the ninth stage show produced by Cirque du Soleil. Watched by millions of spectators all over the world since its creation the ...

Everything Theatre's Emma Shone catches up with Richard Crawford - the man behind Secret Theatre London, which touches down in the capital for the first time this week.

With over 200 theatre venues and over 32,000 theatrical performances each year, London has one of the highest theatre attendances in the world. When investing time and money in going to see a show, theatre-goers need to know that their hard-earned cash is going to be well spent. So which show is taking the West End by storm at the moment?  TicketTree.com, a leading theatre break specialist, reveals that War Horse, set in the conflict of 1914 England, has had an ...

This episode of Everyone Theatre features Michelle Flower, co-founder and organiser of the Camden Fringe Theatre Festival. Listen to her discuss how the Camden Fringe came into existence, why you should never accept the first price when it comes to West End tickets, and how more and more venues are using popular culture to attract new audiences.

In this podcast we speak to actor Jamie Nichols. After working for several years in a regular office job, Jamie was cast in Gutted at the Theatre Royal Stratford East. This has allowed him to venture back into the theatrical industry. We spoke to him about his next role - the legendary Harry Houdini.