This slick production of Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s adaptation is hampered by its own cleverness

Despite some strong satire, there is too much telling and not enough showing in Christine Bacon’s play exploring global inequality

Writer Ken Ludwig’s heartfelt and funny romcom draws the audience into every step of Jack and Louise’s developing affection, their longing deepened by physical separation

Nicolas Kent directs a cycle of short plays by British and Ukrainian writers giving devastating vignettes from the conflict

This riff on Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective stories has flashes of promise but its comedy and purpose never land

Hanging around backstage while their chances to play Brutus and Cassius fade, two unnamed actors start to act out their own drama

This recreation of Steven Spielberg’s 1993 classic is frenetic fun, with the dinosaurs brought to life using physical comedy – and traffic cones

Four interwoven stories set in 2043 explore love, connection and AI. The ideas are beautifully written but dramatically truncated