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Drawing room dalliances: discover a 'lost' Jane Austen novel in an evening of improvised comedy
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Stars at the Old Vic: Sally Field and Jenna Coleman lead a stellar cast in Arthur Miller's All My Sons
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Headlong theatre company bring a radically different take on Shakespeare's Richard III to the newly-restored Alexandra Palace Theatre
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Musical Man of La Mancha, inspired by 'Don Quixote' and featuring the song 'The Impossible Dream', returns to the West End after 50 years
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It frightened London audiences to oblivion before and it will do it again. Ghost Stories returns to the Lyric Hammersmith this spring
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George A Romero's Night of the Living Dead is receiving its own officially authorised stage adaptation at the Pleasance Theatre in London. They're coming to get you!
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Harold Pinter's reversed romance reverberates with relevance in this immaculate revival starring Tom Hiddleston at his caustic best
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The Crown Dual is a new comedy showing the hilarious consequences of when a queen misses out on her crown
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The Japanese drummers-extraordinaire of Yamato are back with Passion, a new show guaranteed to shake the very foundations of the Peacock Theatre
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Laughter comes to The Old Vic: Andrew Scott stars in Noel Coward's autobiograhical farce about an actor's midlife crisis
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Academy Award-nominee and all round great showman Hugh Jackman brings a medly of musical theatre classics to London in his one-man show tour
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Nicholas Hytner directs the stage adaptation of this gripping thriller about the London literati
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Masculinity is in the spotlight in this potent play, which transfers to The Roundhouse after impressing at the National Theatre
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She was left in the shadow of Shakespeare and Marlowe, but now Emilia Bassano is finally the protagonist of her own story
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London gets a slice of the action as hit musical Waitress brings sweet story of pie-baking and self-discovery to the West End
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Looking for some late-night Sunday entertainment to battle those Monday blues? Phoenix Arts Club have you covered with a programme of cabaret and comedy
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Beatrix Potter's beloved characters are coming to life in Theatre Royal Haymarket's play, Where Is Peter Rabbit? Radishes at the ready...
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Former inmates of a women's prison come to the Royal Court with a devised play telling the real story of life inside
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The Swell Mob is an immersive theatrical experience inviting you to take part in a Victorian bacchanalia
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Theatr Clwyd and Menier Chocolate Factory team up to stage a tense drama by Tennessee Williams, a giant of American theatre
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Explosive and timely, this new play about Boris Johnson will be rewritten every night
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Jason Donovan to star alongside Sheridan Smith as hit musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat returns to the West End
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After seven years away, Jerry Seinfeld is coming back to London for four dates, reinvigorating his magnanimous stand-up career
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For King and Country is an immersive theatre piece which sets audiences up as war cabinet and now, alongside a sequel centring on Nazi resistance fighters
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This utterly heart-warming musical about those stranded in the aftermath of 9/11 will restore your faith in humanity
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A story of modern Iran is played out through a mix of theatre and drag cabaret
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Cheek By Jowl's Declan Donnellan directs the renowned Russian ensemble in a comedy by one of Shakespeare's greatest contemporaries
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Blenheim Palace will welcome Europe's first pop-up Shakespearean theatre with a season of Renaissance revelry
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Karlheinz Stockhausen's Donnerstag aus Licht (Thursday from Light) is a must for devotees of either electronic avant-garde or mammoth opera
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International theatre's most in-demand auteur is directing the legendary Comédie-Française company in his adaptation of Luchino Visconti's 1969 film
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Liza Pulman's five-star singing tribute to Barbra Streisand's 50-year career heads to the West End
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Don't miss the inimitable Maggie Smith on stage for the first time in 12 years, playing Joseph Goebbels' secretary