Clive Davis

The actor’s every pause, every hesitation, every bumbled phrase is a delight in this Old Vic revival of Alan Ayckbourn’s 1969 marital comedy

At the Edinburgh International Festival, Hans Kesting, playing real-life New York power broker Roy Cohn, is the standout in Ivo van Hove’s staging of Tony Kushner’s verbose Aids epic

A skilful revival of the suburban classic at the Harold Pinter Theatre makes Mike Leigh’s dialogue sound freshly minted

The pop singer Pixie Lott plays the Hollywood star in Sharleen Cooper Cohen’s comically inept play at London’s Emerald Theatre

Stephanie Street’s tantalising portrait of Noor-un-Nisa Inayat Khan, the British-Indian agent who was captured in France in 1943, grips at Minerva, Chichester

Two halves make an uneasy whole in this slightly ill-paced mash-up at the National’s Lyttelton Theatre, although there is some impressive characterisation

Sophie Okonedo’s compelling Natalya is at the centre of Brian Friel’s version of Turgenev’s story, cleverly staged by Lyndsey Turner at the Donmar Warehouse

The convoluted storyline flits from one improbable twist to another without adding much to the conversation at the National’s Olivier Theatre

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With top-price tickets hitting £395, it’s troubling that West End theatre is acquiring a luxury label