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A-listers, big-hitters and radical revivals make for a thrilling month of theatre. Here are the five London plays to see in May
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Writer and director Anthony Neilson takes us into a stale, sexless long term relationship in the Royal Court's Jerwood Theatre Upstairs
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Dance carves a niche for itself in LIFT 2018 with four very diverse shows in a range of London venues
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Maverick director Joe Hill-Gibbins revives scandalous black comedy Absolute Hell, over 50 years since it shocked and horrified the masses
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Geeks rule in sassy new musical about a teenager who dreams up a comic book blockbuster
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Wondering what theatre to book and what plays to see? From fringe to West End: London's best theatre
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The magical worlds of Disney's Fantasia come to life in a new multi-sensory immersive show at The Vaults
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Romola Garai stars in a political, provocative new play by Ella Hickson
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Public Acts invites a huge company of Londoners to join professional actors on stage in a community production of Pericles
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Five world premieres, 1500 illuminated pigeons, a new Punchdrunk and much more make for an enticing 2018 London Festival of International Theatre
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Travel back to the glamorous 1930s for a five-course feast with a murderous twist
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Writer Laura Wade skewers sexist notions of perfect housewives in new play Home, I'm Darling
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David Haig's D-Day drama transfers to the West End after impressing at the Park Theatre
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Avant-garde playwright Eugène Ionesco will be performed at the National Theatre for the first time as Patrick Marber adapts Exit the King
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Brian Vernal on stage vs screen, pre-show nerves and getting into acting
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This superlative revival of Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece has substance, form and a formidably talented team – now there's another chance to see it
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Kwame Kwei-Armah's first season as artistic director of the Young Vic Theatre is joyous, intersectional and just a little bit traditional too
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Stephen Adly Guirgis's taut, dark comedy set in murderers' row is revived at the Young Vic
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Young Vic revives a modern masterpiece by Black Panther star Danai Gurira
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Bat Out of Hell returns to the Dominion Theatre
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New Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah starts tenure with the Shakespeare musical that dazzled in NYC
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Sex, scandal and show business return to London as Cuba Gooding Jnr stars in a sultry revival of Chicago
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Jane Horrocks stars in a new play about a world where kids comes with instruction manuals and refund policies
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After impressing at the Fringe Ontroerend Goed's play about human extinction comes to Battersea Arts Centre
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Baz Lurhman's ballroom comedy, a murderous teen movie and cheerleaders galore: three films adapted for the London Stage
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Murderous teen movie Heathers gets a musical theatre makeover at The Other Palace
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A classic fairy tale takes to the high seas: board the Puppet Theatre Barge to see Little Red Riding Hood like never before
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London's best open air theatre: summer is coming and culture's heading outside with a season of unmissable outdoor performances across the city
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Mark Rylance lends star power to artistic director Michelle Terry's inaugural season at Shakespeare's Globe
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Here's where to find the famous actors: London theatre 2018 is aglow with stars including Orlando Bloom, Ian McKellen and Vanessa Kirby
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After impressing at the Hampstead Theatre, David Hare's The Moderate Soprano brings the charming story Glyndebourne opera to the West End
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The unstoppable playwright behind Ink and Labour of Love hits the jackpot once more with this witty game-show drama