Holly Williams

Absorbing and fluent fresh take on Arthur Miller’s drama

Mark Ravenhill’s drama about the relationship between Imogen Holst and Benjamin Britten is tasteful and talky

Zoe Cooper is having something of a moment, with two of her plays on tour right now. The playwright talks to  Holly Williams about inequality, her queer retelling of Jane Austen and how becoming a mother has impacted her work

Famous love affair adapted by Emma Rice feels trapped by period stylings in an otherwise charming production

Roger McGough’s take on Molière’s farce is endearingly silly

Hannah Morley skips across generations with this scattergun exploration of teenage girlhood

Joseph Merrick remains elusive in a new version of his life story told by a Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent cast

An 84-year-old Alan Ayckbourn takes on androids, sex robots and directing his own show in this sci-fi comedy about love in the time of AI

Bengal-set reimagining finds new resonances in Dickens’ classic