Holly O'Mahony

Alan Ayckbourn’s 90th play is a comedy with pleasing twists and turns, and reflections on a changing theatre sector

Operatic comedy of manners with book and lyrics by James P Farwell fills a unique space 

Tense and trippy race play from Nia Akilah Robinson thrills but lacks nuance

Ovid’s myths get lost in this sparsely scripted trans reimagining from Jimmy Justice

Irresistible score and an impassioned performance bring this reworking of an erotic poem from the Hebrew Bible to life

Tamsin Greig is beguiling in Lindsay Posner’s intimate revival of Terence Rattigan’s masterpiece on unrequited love 

Isabelle Huppert delivers a tour de force performance in Robert Wilson’s stylised Mary, Queen of Scots monologue

Emily Woof’s mischievous solo drama tangles its audience in a web of possibilities

Wendy Beckett’s rewrite of the life and times of Greek poet Sappho is fun and flamboyant but underdeveloped

Sean Holmes’ take on the Messina-set comedy is more sour than sweet