Sarah Hemming

A 1940s setting, filled with both grief and hope, helps the Orange Tree Theatre’s production to sing

Ahead of their top-secret new London show, the creators discuss making the audience the star — and changing lives

As Katy Rudd brings the children’s classic to London’s National Theatre, can it enjoy the success of adaptations like ‘Matilda’ and ‘War Horse’?

First an F Scott Fitzgerald story, next a film starring Brad Pitt, now an unexpected joy at London’s Ambassadors Theatre

Ghost stories abound in Richard Bean’s 1970s-set play at London’s Hampstead Theatre

A seemingly mismatched couple are thrown together in this uneven play at the Duke of York’s, London

The London stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s 1964 classic is faithful to the original but doesn’t quite hit all the right buttons

Condensed for the stage into two parts, John Galsworthy’s epic becomes a joyous exercise in shared dramatic storytelling

Robert Icke’s adaptation at Wyndham’s Theatre brilliantly remakes the disturbing tragedy for our time

Lindsey Ferrentino’s truth-based play about an innocent man locked up for 22 years is at London’s Donmar Warehouse