Dated, sluggishly paced comedy potters through Graham Greene’s classic spy satire

Accessible and engaging sports drama captures the passion and pressures of the game

West End transfer of Carrie Cracknell’s poised, elegiac take on Stoppard’s mind-bending masterpiece remains fascinating, if stiffly reverential

Urgent, bleak drama exposes the treatment of at-risk children deprived of their liberty by emergency court orders

Robert Lindsay and Jemma Redgrave star in a slow-moving historical drama about the roots of the UK and USA’s special relationship

Spirited, feel-good musical relates a bittersweet true story of 1980s political activism

Starry casting cannot carry this overly mannered comedy of infidelity and insincerity

Sandra Oh makes a compellingly complicated protagonist in this playful reimagining of Molière’s classic satire

Breezy, accessible and unabashedly silly summer romance

Gabriel Byrne and Geraldine James star in this bleak and brittle character study about the persistence of grief and the power of enduring love

Committed performances carry this introspective, downbeat American family drama

Imaginative political drama lays bare the barriers faced by the international aid system

Itai Erdal’s introspective monologue weaves personal and political history into an even-handed analysis of the conflict between Israel and Palestine

Energetic performances and crisp comic choreography carry Peter Shaffer’s clever farce beyond its simple gimmick

Rosie Holt’s unpolished satire sends up the piss-poor state of British politics