Despite an excellent cast including Charles Dance, this Strindberg psychodrama fails to spark

Transferred to the Garrick, Mel Brooks’ classic comedy is not simply hilarious but is exactly what we all need right now

Golda Rosheuvel and Letitia Wright are a pleasure to watch, but this short play still feels 20 minutes too long

This unique show features sound work by Foley artists which encourages audiences to close their eyes and be plunged into the world of a cow and a deer

A portrait of occupation adapted from the work of a Ukrainian-American poet, is told in sign language and makes use of puppetry and video to provide a powerful look at oppression

This play’s poetic eloquence translates badly to the cold light of the London stage

Liz Duffy Adams blends intrigue and shifty eroticism with in-jokes and a discourse on creativity in this playful examination of Kit Marlowe and Shakespeare’s relationship

Robert Sean Leonard is a washed-up political journalist interviewing an influencer played by Paten Hughes in this glib two-hander

The play feels thin and undercooked, the plot twists and emotional revelations unearned

Ronkẹ Adékọluẹ́jọ́ is arguably the most mercurial, transformative actress working today

The script is ponderous at times, but its careful handling of themes like autism and racism eventually exerts a cumulative power

There are some fine performances here, but it’s an effort to tough your way through the more saccharine moments

Lenny Henry brilliantly works the crowd in a show which examines mental health with wry humour, and comes with serious audience interaction

Will and Grace’s Sean Hayes stars as trouble pianist Oscar Levant in a fast-paced, zinger-packed play which has an unforgettable climax

A musical theatre big swing at Mozart’s life which misses entirely

Secret Cinema take on the legendary Grease for an ambitious audience participation show which - if you like this kind of thing - will be the one that you want

The set design is the only saving grace in Michael Wynne’s play about a clean-freak loser and his cactus

This story of how the Brixton Academy was built has infectious charm and cocksure swagger

The puppy puppets have been simplified and a twee mawkishness introduced in this disastrous transfer to a different theatre

The actor commands the stage for over two hours in Suzie Miller’s play about toxic masculinity inside and outside the courtroom