Two women across six decades of upheaval are covered in this astonishing true story of Mao Zedong’s revolution

This stage version of the iconic film and book doesn’t pull off the transition into a musical

Manhunt seems to hedge its bets but has a terrifying lead performance by Samuel Edward-Cook as Moat

Bloodsuckers, societal breakdown and psychological horror all feature in this comic-gothic drama

Yes the house lights remain up and the play is absurd, but the cast has a special alchemy and the practical effects are effective

Think the Seychelles is all white beaches and blue seas? Think again, says Nick Curtis, as he boards a luxury cruise ship to explore its lush coves and rich sea life up close

Sabrage has landed in King’s Cross with some dazzling of circus and burlesque routines but audience participation demands too

Azuka Oforka’s debut play marks her as one to watch

All potential for excitement is squandered in Jonathan Maitland’s exceptionally laborious retelling

Two hours in the company of London’s first professional actresses serves up wit, warmth and a decent amount of hamminess

Ivanno Jeremiah reprises his riveting performance as Sidney Poitier in this must-see thriller

This is a team effort, which captures the communal joy and heartache of sport, and now boasts a proper ending

Despite a talented cast, this Dracula spoof entirely misses the jugular

In the ranks of musical adaptations of cult movies, this is almost as good as Legally Blonde, and it’s what Mean Girls should have been

This bouncy musical adaptation boasts a bouncy score, brisk staging and (most importantly) a happy ending

This stilted play dodges potentially interesting subjects in favour of lumpen dialogue and endless Brest/breast jokes

Bohemian Rhapsody and SAS Rogue Heroes star Gwilym Lee talks to us about becoming Gareth Southgate as Dear England hits the National Theatre

James Graham’s Punch has arrived at the Young Vic having already made waves for its depiction of young male violence and restorative justice

Impressive impersonations of Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse are undercut by cheap lines

Khawla Ibraheem asks how you would react to a five-minute warning of impending extinction