See productions before they shut up shop

Several productions shut up shop this weekend after acclaimed runs, but luckily all have both matinee and evening performances you can catch. The Little Dog Laughed at the Garrick 020 7907 7071; www.garrick-theatre.co.uk) is a bright, witty satire, in which Tamsin Greig is a wonderfully caustic Hollywood agent trying to persuade her handsome gay client to stay in the closet for the sake of his career.

Debbie Allen's production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at the Novello (0844 7452 3000; www.catwestend.com), which won an Olivier award for best revival, stars James Earl Jones and Adrian Lester and is an updated all-black version of the Tennessee Williams classic.

At the Almeida (020 7359 4404; www.almeida.co.uk) Michael Attenborough's admirably clear-eyed production of Measure For Measure stars Ben Miles as the Duke and Anna Maxwell Martin is Isabella; while Declan Donnellan's stark Cheek By Jowl production of Macbeth at the Barbican (0845 120 7550; www.barbican.org,uk) stars Will Keen and Anastasia Hille as the murderous marrieds.

Also closing tomorrow are Eigengrau at the Bush (020 8743 3584; www.bushtheatre.co.uk), the Duchess of Malfi at Greenwich (020 8858 7755; www.greenwichtheatre.org.uk), Gamlbing at Soho (020 7478 0100; www.sohotheatre.com) and Sweet Nothings at the Young Vic (020 7922 2922; www.youngvic.org)