Themes of suffering and redemption run through the truth-based drama at Nottingham Playhouse
Ambitious staging of Hayao Miyazaki’s film comes to the London Coliseum
Benedict Andrews’ revamp for the London stage enthrals with its frenzied, whimsical atmosphere
New London staging finds revealing truths amid fizzing comedy
Her new show, ‘Robin/Red/Breast’, is based on an unsettling 1970 TV play
Emma Rice directs this funny, disturbing story of belonging in 1970s London
Individuals can invest as little as a few thousand into productions, but flops are an eternal risk
Jodie McNee plays a neuroscientist branded a ‘pre-murderer’ in a pacy but thin adaptation of Philip K Dick’s novella
The play’s scenes differ every night depending on what an onstage mechanism spits out
The American’s hit show, which follows Iranians learning the language, was informed by her experiences as the child of immigrants
Samuel Adamson’s play at the Kiln Theatre, London, traces the peaks and troughs of a life-long relationship
At London’s Bush Theatre, Bijan Sheibani’s new play explores the profound impact of a baby’s arrival
Hilary Fannin’s adaptation at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin plays fast and loose with the 1905 original
With music by Arcade Fire’s Will Butler, David Adjmi’s drama at the Golden Theatre, New York, follows tangled recording sessions by a 1970s rock band
The theatre director’s innovative ‘Cherry Orchard’ at the Donmar Warehouse will have no samovars but plenty of carpet
Emily Burns’s luxury wellness resort setting lends satire and slapstick to a muddled play
Staged at London’s Old Vic, this brilliant, stark production is led by an outstanding performance from Rosie Sheehy
Stories ebb and flow in Ben Power’s play at London’s National Theatre
Old friends face time and mortality in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ waspishly humorous and darkly metaphysical play
Emma Donoghue has adapted her novel about an Irish maternity hospital during the Spanish flu for the stage
Robert Icke’s adaptation of ‘Henry IV’ brings out the subtleties and the violence of Shakespeare’s plays
Four excellent performances animate a spirited play about faith, love and zealotry
Having stirred things up at Shakespeare’s Globe, she is now bringing a spicy adaptation of ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’ to the RSC
London’s Royal Court Theatre Upstairs is filled with mess and mischief in this witty drama
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