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While the splashy, star-packed season might not have lived up to the hype, there were still enough notably hilarious moments ...

Nick Harkaway sees parallels with postwar period as The Spy Who Came in from the Cold comes to the West End ...

A prolific performer with the National Theatre, the actor and playwright - who was married to Zoë Wanamaker - was also a regular on TV, starring in Doctor Who ...

To raise money for lymphoedema research, the actor sat before an audience for artist Frances Segelman, who admired her youthful, 'pixie-like' face while rendering it in clay ...

She had just finished working with Steve McQueen and was starting on the Stranger Things stage show when she had a stroke. But the movement director is determined to come back stronger ...

A new arrival at Alcoholics Anonymous meets with his apparently composed sponsor in David Ireland's knotty, often hilarious two-hander ...

Choreographer and artistic director of the Bolshoi who was a major influence on the development of ballet in the Soviet Union ...

Ted Lasso star's return as his camp and bumptious northern know-it-all alter ego also makes room for more of the real Mohammed ...

Ensemble '84 generate an exhilarating racket in this gutsy rendition of Brecht's play about the thirty years' war ...

Jamie Sykes' queasily entertaining play dramatises the contemptible views found in 'incel' forums - but also elicits sympathy for its characters, whose loathing is directed inwards as well as out ...