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Her new production of Lynn Nottage's play 'Clyde's' finds much metaphorical mileage in the sandwich
Peter Arnott's intimate and articulate play is impressively staged at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Theatre
Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga lead a stellar cast through the composer and lyricist's hits
Also on the London stage: 'The White Factory' at the Marylebone Theatre; 'Mlima's Tale' at the Kiln
Audience participation and a new work from Tanztheater Wuppertal featured in this year's event
The writer at 90 on his lifelong mission to define the human situation and what the real roots of theatre are
The Turner Prize nominee on Kendrick Lamar, her Loewe scarf and beloved collection of bricks
Also opening in London: Anthropology at Hampstead Theatre; The Big Little Things at Soho Place
The South Korean group performed with unwavering stamina at London's Coronet Theatre
John Wilson and his Sinfonia of London use period instruments and the full score for the first time
He is taking on the Everest of opera just as he leaves Covent Garden after 22 years
Sam Holcroft's piece is playful, fast moving and at times farcical
Five-part 'Odyssey' culminates in instalment featuring amateurs and professional performers
Druid Theatre's staging unearths unexpected dimensions in the three plays
New version of 2012 play comes to National Theatre with all-black cast. Plus: RSC's Falkland Sound revisits the 1982 conflict
London revival of the 1983 musical about a nightclub owner and his drag queen partner is newly resonant
The appeal is obvious in 'Nan, Me and Barbara Pravi' while 'Concerned Others' offers a different view of addiction
'Cultural insertion' can breathe new life into empty commercial property " and tackle squeezed West End theatre capacity
Revived successes and new perspectives intrigue, including 'After the Act' and 'The Grand Old Opera House Hotel'
Brazilian director Christiane Jatahy's drama uses onstage cameras to reimagine a brutal film
Also opening: Union at the Arcola Theatre and The Sound of Music in Chichester
With awards cancelled and artists who can't afford to come, this year's Edinburgh Fringe shows the threat facing radical, experimental work
Also opening on the London stage: Mark Rylance in Dr Semmelweis and Will Young in Song From Far Away
The 'My Neighbour Totoro' star's new show challenges a century of anti-Asian racism in the theatre
Plus: 'Romeo and Juliet' at the Almeida seethes with restless energy; 'Frank and Percy' celebrates older romance
