Robin Lefevre's highly charged revival of Alan Bowne's dystopian play features two lovers torn apart by a sexually-transmitted disease epidemic
The West Wing actress and verbatim theatre pioneer spoke to over 250 people for this harrowing show about the US's school-to-prison pipeline
David Haig stars in his own play about a Scottish meteorologist who had to forecast the D-Day landings
A comic yet complex central performances animates David Harrower's dynamic new adaptation
The restlessness and desperation of a young woman forced into an unhappy marriage are superbly caught by Emily Berrington in this revival of Sophie Treadwell's Expressionist classic
The play looks at the hypocrisies of middle class liberals in relation to the ill-paid immigrant work-force on whom their moneyed lives depend
The Oscar-nominee gives a deeply affecting performance of real directness in Rona Munro's adaptation of Elizabeth Strout's best-selling novel
The film star play against type as a psychotic hitman in Tracy Letts' Texan trailer-park Gothic
This magnificent revival stretches out in the Olivier, but still finds the subtleties within the play
Christopher Hampton's French and English production is relocated to Trump's America, but the setting rarely resonates
Jordi Galceran's black comedy about the group interview from hell has been produced in 60 countries around the world
As You Like It is gloriously oddball, but Hamlet falls a bit flat by comparison
Michael Grandage revisits John Logan's play about the creation of the Abstract Expressionist's monumental Seagram murals
Rajiv Jospeh has written a massively ambitious play that hops back and forth across a century of Russian history
The renowned Russian theatre company adapt Vasily Grossman's epic 1960 novel, which was suppressed by the KGB
This play about grief, rural decay, and a struggling farm in Hampshire cries out for the intimacy of a studio environment
Oscar Wilde's comedy gets a shrewd, enjoyable revival from Jonathan Church
A young female recording artist wrangles with an older male producer
This new production of the Eighties musical by Tim Rice and ABBA's Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus is overblown and messy
A Jamaican nine nights wake is the basis for this affecting, funny study of a family dealing with grief
Expect to go to some dark and uncomfortable places while watching a couple attempt to revitalise their sex life
Ella Hickson's tricksy play is handled with witty aplomb in Blanche McIntyre's superbly acted production
Katori Hall's book is too brisk, but this jukebox musical is powered by an unstoppable central performance
Selina Fillinger's play sees a young white ISIS bride grilled in court by a Muslim prosecutor
An all-day triple-bill has its duds, but fills you with admiration for the energy and chutzpah of everyone involved