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The director's new adaptation of 'Orlando' comes at a critical moment for conversations about gender fluidity
Plus: 'Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World' is a metatheatrical treat and 'The Sex Party' disappoints
Plus: the London Philharmonic Orchestra plays up a whirlwind at the Royal Festival Hall
Collectors have set the scene for a toy theatre revival
Three lively and varied pieces were performed at the Royal Opera House's Linbury Theatre
Also opening on the London stage: 'Mary' at the Hampstead Theatre and 'Much Ado About Nothing' at the Theatre Royal Stratford East
Featuring guest saxophonist Greg Osby, the band show off their creativity across three unflagging sets
With book by James Graham and lyrics from Jake Shears, the show about a televangelist is a camp riot
Also: 'A Single Man' at Park Theatre distills grief and 'Elephant' at the Bush Theatre is a gem of a show
A disappointing display of light and electronics was followed by a gorgeous score by Tania León
An eclectic line-up features a gritty postwar masterpiece and a site-specific diptych paying homage to Joyce's 'Ulysses'
Also opening in London: 'The Crucible' at the National, and Simon Russell Beale in the Bridge Theatre's 'John Gabriel Borkman'
Playwright Rona Munro returns to her series of portraits of Stewart monarchs at the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Tom Morton-Smith on adapting Studio Ghibli's beloved movie with puppets, music and a giant, furry cat-bus
Also opening in London: Jews. In Their Own Words at the Royal Court and The P Word at the Bush Theatre
David Tennant plays a German scientist losing his grip on morality during the Nazi era in Cooke's staging of 'Good'
We shine a light on Kyiv's creatives, modern muses and the greatest show on Broadway . . . 
Rising costs and falling global tourism undermine the business of spectacular musicals
The Tony award-winning producer, theatre heir and couture hound is shaking up the Great White Way, frock by frock
Also reviewed: racism tears apart a family in 'The Clinic' at the Almeida; love fights the law in the Open Air Theatre's 'Antigone'
The brilliant " and brilliantly funny " all-male troupe returns to the Peacock Theatre, London
Also opening: The Narcissist at the Chichester Festival Theatre and I, Joan at Shakespeare's Globe
Outstanding performances from dancers including Natalia Osipova and Vadim Muntagirov at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane
This strange piece of musical theatre is exquisitely played by the Ensemble Modern
Theatre Royal's Ustinov Studio delivers dazzling performances in Britten's cantata and Kim Brandstrup's choreography
