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Not every story needs to be turned into a musical, but Matthew Warchus’s 2014 film Pride seemed to be crying out for it. Based on the true story of a…

One problem is that Old Blue Eyes was in this period, and continued to be, a grade-A shit – selfish, temperamental, violent, compulsively unfaithful – so it’s kinda hard to…

Sandra Oh is the saving grace of this slightly lost production that can’t decide whether it loves or hates the world it’s satirising, writes Nick Curtis

There’s newfound depth and heaps of humour in Chelsea Walker’s stylish new staging of the beloved Shakespeare play

The new musical based on David Nicholls’ bestselling novel One Day is transferring to London’s West End after a successful Edinburgh run

Then, boom, on comes Salazar’s Roma, blasting away the defences of Lingk (Mercedes Bahleda) with his rat-a-tat hustle. At first it feels like an aggressive, woman-on-woman pickup schmooze, then a…

The production premiered at Aviva Studios in Manchester last year before running at the Royal Shakespeare theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Eventually, though, Latif is forced to resort to the same tactics. And after the first thrilling shock, the djinn – a Venom-style rubberized humanoid with clattering talons – is a…

This debut by Martina Laird at the Kiln is set in Trinidad and Tobago as a black family are fragmented by British colonialism and American capitalism

Best new play went to Bess Wohl’s Liberation, which also won the Pulitzer Prize for drama earlier this year.