Ivanno Jeremiah delivers a performance of great strength and delicacy as the pioneering actor

The script feels as if it’s constantly, energetically changing shape, often shooting off at random tangents that never reach resolution

Compilation musicals have had a bad press, but this is a hugely superior example of the genre.

The Secret Life of Bees embraces many troubling tropes, mixes them all up in a musical bran tub, and - I think - synthesises something new

Even if you missed all the subtext, this show would still delight in its acute depiction of family dynamics

This show was clearly planned as a crowd-pleaser, a reappraisal of a classic and a star vehicle, but it doesn’t fully satisfy on any of those counts

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This play has fallen prey to Hampstead Theatre’s many woes

Though relentlessly bleak, this is a superb piece of theatre

This play puts a human face on momentous events outside the usual concerns of British theatre

This show transposes the off-key weirdness of the original, but the story could use more jeopardy, darkness and more of the monsters

This aimless musical is more a minestrone of ideas than a bunga-bunga romp

Marjorie Prime offers stimulating ideas and some great acting, but it’s not a great play

This near-flawless revival boasts excellent leads, astonishing choreography and gorgeous costumes

It reminds us that hard-won liberties can be summarily rolled back

This Broadway musical is too glib to be serious and too po-faced to be a spoof

This is low-level entertainment for the undemanding, with brainless characters and unremarkable choreography

A glorious young cast brings authentic energy to a coming of age tale of female friendship

It’s great to see her back on stage