Contentious opinions in Kwame Kwei-Armah’s play makes it feel more urgent than ever
Charlie Stemp stars as hapless New York banker Bobby Child in a fizzing, delightful morale booster
Toheeb Jimoh and Isis Hainsworth excel as director Rebecca Frecknall brings air of street menace to story of star-crossed lovers
Joseph Fiennes is bang on target as England manager Gareth Southgate in James Graham's excellently pitched football crowd pleaser
There is something very familiar - and brilliant - in the stage adaptation of the 1993 movie
The Oscar-winning lyricist behind five James Bond theme tunes reveals how, at the age of 84, he is busier than ever
To prevent Jews from being represented on stage because they might give succour to Israel’s critics is a cop out
Neil LaBute's play morphs from rom-com into a tense and disturbing power struggle
Triumphant revival of Lloyd Webber musical sees Michael Ball return... but in a different role
Production of Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty's tale of two worlds on one island is beautifully sung if a little truncated
A columnist’s view of post-Brexit politics and the impact it has had on him
The comedy is unhurried, deliberately discomforting fare in next series of Gary Sinyor show
Lenny Henry excels in monologue featuring a 50-something grocer who arrived in England from Jamaica in 1962 but decades later is forced to leave
Hot playwright Ryan Calais-Cameron's latest drama focuses on what went down when America’s first African American Oscar winner was on the cusp of fame
Joyfully told story of Motown band in musical packed with brilliantly performed songs won't disappoint fans
Poland’s Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk's eco-thriller is brought to brilliant life in Simon McBurney's production
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