Dark comedy monologue in which a meek woman slakes her cravings by devouring the misogynist men who intrude on her life.
Immersive family theatre show by KIT Theatre in which the V&A becomes part of the story, with puzzles and hands-on making, delivered in English and British Sign Language.
Three ghostly tales adapted and performed in Dickensian style in the museum's Drawing Room, after the museum has closed to the public.
Interdisciplinary show by Tice Cin about grief, music production and her Turkish Cypriot family home, with monologues, projections, music and sound design.
Two half-term children's shows at Fulham Palace: 'Hansel & Gretel' with puppetry and song for ages 4-7, and 'The Canterville Ghost' for ages 7+.
World-premiere political thriller by Torben Betts, directed by Sir Trevor Nunn, with Janie Dee as journalist Dorothy Kilgallen.
Halloween show in which actor-comedian Steve McNeil and Michael Cutts use Victorian scientific equipment to recreate 19th-century experiments on the paranormal.
Wordless duet blending visual poetry, physical theatre and contemporary circus, part of the Voila! Theatre Festival.
Joe Hill-Gibbins' production of Shakespeare's thriller about friendship, betrayal and political violence, staged in the candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.
Mixed-reality Christmas experience for children aged 3 to 8 with animated characters, a visit to Santa's workshop and a festive village of light installations.
Ryan Calais Cameron's play about Zambia's space programme, with Lucian Msamati, at the Royal Court Theatre.
Immersive art experience led by Sean Rogg in which around forty guests move in silence through a 35,000 sq ft custom-built labyrinth of sound, scent, light and dance.
Agatha Christie's classic mystery play, the world's longest-running West End production, at St Martin's Theatre.
Sensory theatre piece for babies and toddlers aged 0 to 2, with movement, live music and visual poetry, by Engruna Teatre.
Freckle Productions' stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's children's book, with puppetry, songs, live music and movement, suitable for all ages.
World premiere of Tom Schulman's original stage play about a rabbi and a billionaire president of his congregation, directed by Andy Sandberg.
World premiere of Timberlake Wertenbaker's new play, a comedy about animals and voices from the natural world demanding an end to ecological destruction.
Dickens Theatre Company's seven-actor version of Macbeth, with the Porter guiding the story, part of its 'Revision on Tour' series.
Caroline Steinbeis's production of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull, with a new translation by Rory Mullarkey, in the candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.
Two rising stars of Kabuki make their international debuts in a triple bill of classic Kabuki dance works at Sadler's Wells.
World premiere improvised show by Zoo Co, directed by its founders, based on the true story of three men who lived on a billboard for 261 days.
Jaz Woodcock-Stewart's candlelit production of Shakespeare's history play 'King John' in the indoor Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.
Quentin Tarantino's first play, with Sacha Baron Cohen making his professional stage debut in the title role.
Natasha Gordon's stage adaptation of Bernardine Evaristo's novel, a world premiere at the National Theatre exploring Britain's older Caribbean community.
Joanna Murray-Smith's contemporary thriller, a tense two-hander about two strangers drawn together in Berlin, making its UK debut.
UK premiere of Caroline Guiela Nguyen's play set inside a restaurant, linking Vietnam in the 1950s and France in the 1990s to explore exile, memory and history.
Birmingham Rep's stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's novel about two women, Mariam and Laila, who become Rasheed's wives in war-torn Afghanistan.
Arcola production of Ibsen's play about the famous architect Halvard Solness, adapted by David Edgar and directed by Mehmet Ergen.
Revival of Clifford Odets' 1930s play about a violinist who is tempted to become a professional boxer, with Josh O'Connor, directed by Sam Yates.
Provocative new play by Helen Edmundson, directed by Blanche McIntyre and starring Anne-Marie Duff, about a woman whose life is upended by a boy's random insult.
One-woman play by Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti about a mother navigating life after prison, with the audience drawn into the action.
London premiere of Noga Flaishon's play about a technology company that sells people's memories as VR experiences, when the last Holocaust survivor becomes the subject.
One-woman comedy turned psychological thriller by Hannah Reilly about a feminist podcaster who reinvents herself for fame and loses herself in the performance.
Robert Icke's stage adaptation of the film about a Stasi officer spying on a playwright and his actress in East Berlin, with Keira Knightley.
Kristin Scott Thomas returns to the West End as Lyubov Ranevskaya in Ian Rickson's new production of Chekhov's 'The Cherry Orchard', adapted by Conor McPherson.
World premiere of the sexy horror rom-com play by Mei Leng Yew, directed by Ailin Conant and presented by New Earth Theatre at the Bush Theatre.
Gently spooky, interactive street theatre adventure for families in which two Head Explorers try to fix Professor Prankster's magical mistake.
Interactive, craft-a-long retelling of Shakespeare's Macbeth built with recycled cardboard by designer Sam Wilde and written by playwright Hannah Khalil.
Long-running West End comedy by Mischief Theatre about a drama society's 1920s murder mystery rehearsal, at the Duchess Theatre.
Live stage show inspired by the Paranormal Activity film series, about a couple who move from Chicago to London and discover that people are haunted.
Noël Coward's farcical comedy about a self-absorbed family who each invite a guest to their country house without telling the others, directed by Emily Burns.
Immersive theatrical horror experience by Immersive Octopus, inspired by a disturbing discovery in Battersea Arts Centre after a 2015 fire.
