The Lyric Hammersmith’s adaptation of Sathnam Sanghera’s novel is full of heart and humour
Director Ola Ince brings the febrile atmosphere of the Salem witch trials to Shakespeare’s Globe
Staging at London’s Royal Court traces the impact of Section 28, which banned ‘promoting homosexuality’
Staunton and Bessie Carter make a wonderful double act in this tough staging of Shaw’s drama at London’s Garrick Theatre
The ambivalent charm of the Hollywood anti-hero, Maria Grazia Chiuri’s next act, and a drink with Gen Z
In ‘Stereophonic’, a band makes winning harmonies amid personal disharmony — a relatable story for Will Butler, the ex-Arcade Fire member who composed its music
Groan-worthy puns abound in this joyous show at the Open Air Theatre in London’s Regent’s Park
At Chichester’s Minerva Theatre, stage version of Rachel Joyce’s bestselling book about a long, soul-searching walk eventually finds its feet
The reality-blurring comedian is trying to revolutionise the aviation industry with his ambitious Sky/HBO series
A candid, compassionate examination of honesty, faith and masculinity is revived at Soho Place, London
Actors and directors on their experiences of drama al fresco
Terence Rattigan’s portrait of stifled desire is sensitively played at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht’s radical collaboration is the focus of this triple bill in Milan, which grew out of an ambitious lockdown-era experiment
Ava Pickett’s debut drama at London’s Almeida Theatre follows the impact on three ordinary women of Henry VIII’s actions
An adaptation of David Mamet’s neo-noir thriller doesn’t fully persuade
Staged at London’s National Theatre, the piece is superbly delivered by a terrific cast
There’s more madness than method to an ambitious adaptation at Aviva Studios, Manchester
Buckley is the first star to take on a role sight unseen in a moving exploration of loss at London’s Young Vic
Gregory Doran’s production captures the play’s frenzied comic energy but misses its shocking undertow
A new setting for the star-crossed lovers smoulders with heat, dust and energy
While non-white presence on Broadway has faltered, London’s stages are having a Black renaissance
Hammed Animashaun is the comic heart of a swaggering revival at London’s Donmar Warehouse
Contemporary resonances echo through the Swan Theatre, Stratford’s production of Shakespeare’s most brutal play
Lila Raicek’s play is a wooden and contrived take on Ibsen’s drama at Wyndham’s Theatre, London
