Tom Wicker

This revival of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman’s lesser-known musical satire is an over-ambitious but fun ride

Tom Littler’s gorgeous 1940s version of Shakespeare’s romantic comedy brings deep undercurrents of emotion to its rich swell of humour

Musical adaptation of novelist Rick Riordan’s bestselling spin on Greek mythology is great fun

Chelsea Walker’s sharp and snappy production reimagines Shakespeare’s infamous problem play

Powerfully allegorical play about totalitarian oppression

The longest-running full-length dance classic in West End and Broadway history is back to mark its anniversary. Matthew Bourne and other members of the original and new production talk to Tom Wicker about the show that created a sea change in the world of dance

Revival of Katori Hall’s fantastical spin on Martin Luther King Jr’s final hours is a movingly balance of humour and sincerity

Subtly moving tribute to female friendships amid seismic change

Lily Collins of Emily in Paris makes her West End debut in this contrived, cliché-littered play

Joanna Carrick’s new play about the civil war-era witch trials is intriguing, but overwrought