Current preoccupation with use of terms such as abuse and trauma to describe behaviours that are merely insensitive is ruthlessly exposed in adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara’s novel
The ambition of the evening astounds with the director’s first big musical in years
The actor, who has died, aged 87, played the role 3,500 times and was regarded as Israel’s greatest export since the Jaffa orange
Shakespeare’s problematic play is imbued with a Jewish sensibility - with actress excelling as first woman to play Shylock in a significant production of the work
Sheridan Smith holds court in revival of Willy Russell's one-woman play
Sophie Okonedo is utterly compelling in Dominic Cooke’s steely, modern-dress production
We meet the choreographer as she prepares an immersive production of Guys & Dolls
This Sheffield show amounts to less than the sum of its parts
Starry cast of Poldark's Aiden Turner and Jenna Coleman fail to rescue Sam Steiner’s unconvincing romcom
This tale of diplomacy is a mixture of play and interactive stand up
Historical play about a married couple in 18th-century Prussia who were tried when it was discovered that the husband was born a woman is dulled by its messaging
Daniel Taub and Dan Patterson discuss their new play, Winner's Curse
Get ready for the Shakespeare character based on outspoken East End boobas, says Tracy-Ann Oberman
Steven Moffat's farce is the perfect antidote to our winter of discontent
Misha Levkov’s debut has an interesting conceit but it needs believable characters who live in a convincing period and place to turn it into an evening of drama
Two new productions have raised Jewish eyebrows
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