Kit Withington’s downbeat family drama is lent charm and heart by its charismatic and committed cast

Wardrobe Ensemble returns with a typically heartfelt, high-energy exploration of the stresses of modern parenting

Gorgeously gloomy aesthetics and strong performances carry this underpowered story about the vulnerability and indignities of old age

Striking visuals and rich symbolic movement cannot bring clarity to this unfocused take on Shakespeare’s study of pride and patriotism

Atmospheric but underpowered revival of Nicholas Wright’s Olivier Award-winning drama about Van Gogh’s formative years

Memorable performances animate this sweeping but unfocused adaptation of Maxim Gorky’s satire set in the last days of the Russian Empire

Incisive, satisfyingly thorny study from Aaron Loeb of the dangers of runaway scientific advancements and extractive capitalism

Strong performances hold together this knotty, overstuffed drama about tensions within the Anglo-Jewish community

Powerful performances hold together this discomforting revival of Arthur Miller’s tricky drama of identity, antisemitism and sexual frustration

Sobering facts and intriguing moral dilemmas crackle in this collection of short plays about the war in Ukraine

Stylish design and witty repartee carry this underpowered revival of one of Noël Coward’s earliest plays

Strong visuals and spiky banter lift John Niven’s ponderous true story of the clash between Britpop stars Blur and Oasis in 1995

Chadwick Boseman’s vivid verse drama inventively tackles themes of police brutality, racism and resilience

Engaging, deliberately paced take on the classic study of class conflict and cruelty

Jonathan Lynn’s final instalment of the comedies is a witty, wistful and still-relevant satire