The Battle (touring) ★★★★
Girls and boys roll with it in John Niven’s searing new comedy, ‘The Battle’, surrounding the Blur/Oasis chart clash of ’95.
Drama
Data ★★★★
In ‘Data’, Youthful Idealism Meets Algorithmic Power
Shadowlands ★★★★★
Hugh Bonneville and Maggie Siff examine faith and explore love in this intimate reprise of William Nicholson’s ‘Shadowlands’ for the Aldwych Theatre.
Cash on Delivery – Mill at Sonning ★★★★
Escapism guaranteed with Michael Cooney’s ‘Cash on Delivery’ at the Mill on Sonning
The Monsters ★★★★
Overcoming Family Trauma in ‘The Monsters’
Dear Liar ★★★★
George Bernard Shaw and Mrs Patrick Campbell relive their decades-long ‘affair’ through the letters they left behind in ‘Dear Liar’ at Jermyn Street Theatre.
Man and Boy – National Theatre ★★★★
National Theatre showcases Rattigan’s playwriting maturity with a fresh-faced revival of ‘Man and Boy’ at the Dorfman Theatre.
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry ★★★★
Rachel Joyce adapts her much-loved bestselling novel ‘The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry’ for the West End.
Indian Ink (touring) ★★★★★
Hampstead Theatre reunites Felicity Kendal with Tom Stoppard’s Indian Ink in this top-quality revival of ‘Indian Ink’, now playing at Bath.
American Psycho – Almeida Theatre ★★★★
‘American Psycho’, Rupert Goold’s final production as artistic director of the Almeida, ends with a bang, not a whimper.