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Much Ado About Nothing
Jamie Lloyd’s Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell-starring take on ‘Much Ado’ is a ridiculous, ecstatic, hilarious masterpiece
Covent Garden
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Lavender, Violet, Hyacinth, Yew
A lonely teenager takes refuge in their parents’ hidden past in this excellent debut by Coral Wylie
Shepherd’s Bush
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Three Sisters
The Globe’s first ever Chekhov production is an enjoyably absurdist take on ‘Three Sisters’
South Bank
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Inside No. 9: Stage/Fright
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton’s two-and-a-half hour stage send-off to their beloved horror anthology is a twisted joy
Charing Cross Road
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Cabaret
Katherine Langford and Adam Gillen are the current stars of the smash revival
Charing Cross
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Our favourite musicals
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Cabaret
Katherine Langford and Adam Gillen are the current stars of the smash revival
Charing Cross
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Fiddler On the Roof
The Open Air Theatre’s ravishing revival of the classic musical calls in at the Barbican as part of a 2025 UK tour
Barbican
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
This surging Cornwall-set folk-musical adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's supernatural story is deeply moving
Seven Dials
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Operation Mincemeat
The glorious spoof musical about an eccentric real-life WWII finally operation makes it to the West End
Covent Garden
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Wicked
The musical witches of this 'Wizard of Oz' prequel are still casting a spell over the West End
Victoria
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Our favourite plays
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Lavender, Violet, Hyacinth, Yew
A lonely teenager takes refuge in their parents’ hidden past in this excellent debut by Coral Wylie
Shepherd’s Bush
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Three Sisters
The Globe’s first ever Chekhov production is an enjoyably absurdist take on ‘Three Sisters’
South Bank
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Kyoto
US actor Stephen Kunken is riveting as a cynical oil lobbyist in this improbably thrilling drama about the 1997 Kyoto climate change summit
Soho
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The Lonely Londoners
Roy Williams’s adaption of Sam Selvon’s classic Windrush novel is a stark, searingly humane triumph
Kilburn
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Giant
John Lithgow is tremendous as a cornered Roald Dahl in Mark Rosenblatt’s gripping and thoughtful exploration of the author’s antisemitism
Leicester Square
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Richard II
The Bridge returns to active duty with this compelling but muddled take on Shakespeare’s tragedy, starring Jonathan Bailey
Tower Bridge
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East is South
Two coders are accused of releasing a dangerous AI in this speech-heavy tech thriller from ‘House of Cards’ creator Beau Williams
Swiss Cottage
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Unicorn
Mike Bartlett’s Nicola Walker and Steven Mangan-starring polyamory comedy is amusing but tame
Charing Cross Road
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More Life
At its best this existential sci-fi about a woman brought back from the dead is moving and profound
Sloane Square
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Elektra
Brie Larson makes a solid UK stage debut in Daniel Fish’s bone-rattling punk rock take on Sophocles
Covent Garden