Radiohead’s atmospheric music empowers this slick, sleek and shallow shadow of Shakespeare’s tragedy

Palestinian performer Alaa Shehada skilfully blends comedy and political commentary in this engaging, high-energy monologue

Keira Knightley stars in a slickly staged adaptation of the award-winning film about state surveillance

Promising but unpolished sci-fi drama explores Big Tech, Jewish identity and the responsibility never to forget the past

David Edgar’s pensive translation loses the bite and momentum of Ibsen’s dark parable of obsessive ambition

Thom Southerland’s musical version of Wladyslaw Szpilman’s wartime survival story, starring Daniel Krikler, gives a touching, if strangely detached, impression of the horrors of Nazi occupation

Kristin Scott Thomas’ riveting central performance anchors Conor McPherson’s elegant, incisive, feather-light Chekhov adaptation

Uneven drama examines themes of abuse, complicity and resilience from the perspective of interned historian Hannah Arendt

Theatre Re’s sweetly sentimental movement piece about the fragility of memory remains an unforgettable spectacle

Tim Crouch puts another batch of guest stars through the emotional wringer of this theatrical experiment in empathy and vulnerability

Lively, sweet-natured all-male production of Shakespeare’s unashamedly contrived comedy

Vivid, if somewhat unwieldy, British Sign Language version of Mike Bartlett’s disquieting take on workplace dynamics

Challenging and compelling German-language version of Oscar Wilde’s heartfelt work of self-examination

Nina Segal’s reworking of the classical myth reflects on timeless themes

Explosive performances animate this entertaining, high-energy take on Albee’s portrait of co-dependent cruelty