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Gig and theatre meet in a new late-night show at the Old Vic by singer/songwriter Charlie Fink, writer David Greig and director Max Webster
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Star Wars' John Boyega is magnetic as a traumatised soldier in a new version of Woyzeck, adapted by Jack Thorne
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Emma Rice updates Twelfth Night with a drag performer fool and a backdrop of the late 1970s and Thatcherism for her final season at The Globe
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The new show at the Polka Theatre offers a touching portrait of friendship between a girl and a giraffe
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Fellini's classic 1957 film adapted into a new stage show featuring live music and acrobatics
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After a successful run at the Swan Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, the RSC comes to London with a new production of Queen Anne
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Evana Lynch is the latest Harry Potter star to take to the stage in this revival of Enda Walsh's Disco Pigs
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After two sellout runs Theatre Ad Infinitum's Light returns to the Battersea Arts Centre this summer
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History for kids, with the nasty bits left in: the Birmingham Stage Company brings The Best of Barmy Britain to Hampton Court Palace
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Everyone's favourite 13-and-three-quarters-year-old comes to the London stage as Adrian Mole the Musical transfers to Menier Chocolate Factory
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Theatre goes out of this world at the Young Vic: Life of Galileo, Brecht's study of scientific morality, is revived by director Joe Wright
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Matt Hartley's drama Deposit is a provocative piece of theatre that will chime with millennials and anyone else despairing over house prices
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Innovative theatre company Pitch Perfect presents a new, creepy musical at the Other Palace: The Little Beasts
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TV favourites Martin Freeman and Sarah Lancashire star in a new play by James Graham charting the Labour Party from Kinnock to Corbyn
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Playwright James Graham brings 1960s Fleet Street to life in new play about the rise of the Sun newspaper
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A personal account of the Srebrenica massacre is performed by an all-female cast of four singers and a dancer at Notting Hill's Print Room Theatre
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The Braille Legacy tells the story of the world-changing tactile language system and its inventor, on now at the Charing Cross Theatre
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Another Michael Morpurgo adaptation takes to the stage in Polka Theatre's production of Farm Boy – the kid-friendly sequel to War Horse
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Learn about the exploits of Norse god Thor with period artifacts at the Museum of London
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The ultimate fashion fable has been given a makeover for the Lyric Hammersmith this June. Prepare for the big reveal of The Emperor's New Clothes
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Cut loose with this big-haired, hih-energy stage version of the hit 1980s film: Footloose – the Musical returns to London for a limited run at the Peacock Theatre
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Don't miss this opportunity to see the hit new musical based on Kenneth Grahame’s classic The Wind in the Willows, at the London Palladium
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A new play by Conor McPherson, Girl From the North Country, featuring the songs of Bob Dylan, premieres at The Old Vic
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Game of Thrones' Natalie Dormer returns to the stage for Patrick Marber's new production of seductive comedy Venus in Fur
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Shakespeare's brutal personal tragedy reworked in a hard-hitting modern performance
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This heartfelt comedy about friendship and family breaks stereotypes by treating its characters with the compassion they deserve
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Director Yaël Farber brings her new vision of Salomé to the National Theatre
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Andrew Garfield, Denise Gough and Nathan Lane lead a star-studded cast in this mighty National Theatre revival of Angels in America
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'More chilly than chilling': at the Almeida, Martin Crimp's biting satire wags its crooked finger once again
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Bertolt Brecht's satire about a fascist dictator's rise to power gets a timely revival at the Donmar Warehouse starring Lenny Henry
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A meta-musical tribute to not knowing anything is coming to Unicorn Theatre
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Romeo and Juliet makes a riot out of star-crossed lovers, an ancient grudge and a double suicide in this in-yer-face edgy production at Shakespeare's Globe
