All That is a play about monogamy in gay relationships, and the tussle between folks who want to be seen as ‘normal’ (whatever that means) and folks who want to ditch all heteronormative moulds and go their own way.
In a bid to improve their current financial crisis, Taylor and Riley decide to rent out their spare room – and it’s Jamie and Parker, another young-ish queer couple, who are chosen to move in. But it soon becomes clear that the two duos have very different relationships, and it’s only a matter of time before wires cross, tensions escalate and things get very messy in more ways than one…
The play debuted at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre from June 6-10, 2017; and was then re-drafted and re-produced at the King’s Head Theatre for their Queer Season from August 21-25, 2018. It was then re-drafted again, and had a full run as the Queer Season headliner at the King’s Head in August 2021, picking up stellar reviews and two Offie nominations.
Director (2021 and 2020): James Callas Ball
Cast (2021): Jordan Laviniere, Chris Jenkins, Imran Adams, Matt Greenwood
Cast (2020): Shaun Kitchener, Elliott Hadley, Prince Plockey, Christopher Cohen
Director (2017): Jamie-Rose Monk
Cast (2017): Shaun Kitchener, James Robert Moore, Tom Bovington, Christopher Cohen and Roberta Morris
Reviews (2021):
OFFIE NOMINATIONS: Best New Play (Shaun Kitchener), Best Ensemble Cast (Jordan Laviniere, Chris Jenkins, Imran Adams, Matt Greenwood)
★★★★ – Broadway Baby
★★★★ – The Reviews Hub
★★★★ – North West End
★★★★ – Jack The Lad
★★★★ – London Pub Theatres
★★★★ – AJHLovesTheatre
Reviews (previous):
★★★★ Attitude
★★★★ West End Wilma
★★★★ Boyz
★★★★ The Gizzle Review