Atmospheric revival of TS Eliot’s dense, doom-laden dissection of religion, conscience and martyrdom

Affecting tale of Jamaican migrant experiences in 1970s London

Tom at the Farm (Tom na Fazenda) review at the Barbican Centre, London

Dance-heavy adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s novel is often wildly inventive

Luke Sheppard’s 30th anniversary revival of this iconic musical reveals both its shortcomings and its enduring strengths

Jordan Fein’s award-winning revival of Sondheim’s cautionary modern musical fairytale transfers to the West End with even greater wit, poignancy and magic

Christine Baranski and Richard E Grant star in an amusing, if unadventurous revival of Noël Coward’s classic comedy

American musical about the preciousness of time is a joyfully funny and richly moving success

Musical adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s classic novel is admirable, but heavy-going

Fun, lightweight revival of Shakespeare’s countryside comedy

Musical adaptation of the iconic manga tale of law versus justice is kinetically powerful and atmospheric

Drew McOnie’s revival makes a visual feast of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s iconically odd musical

New musical about legendary singer Chaka Khan is a well-meaning mess

Rebecca Frecknall finds the visual power of Sarah Kane’s most infamous – and relentless – play

Sharp staging of an absurdist exploration of radicalisation