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Robert Icke’s adaptation of the Oscar-winning film is running at the Adelphi Theatre until 9 January

Nancy Carroll and Charles Edwards reflect on decades-long relationships with Noël Coward

The two-part drama, based on George Eliot’s novel and adapted for the stage by Nina Raine, is directed by Jeremy Herrin

In “Inter Alia,” opening on Broadway next month, Rosamund Pike stars as a judge trying to keep it all together.

The world premiere of Danny Lee Wynter’s play, directed by Tim Sheader, runs until 28 November

Orange Tree Theatre’s site-specific revival of the T S Eliot classic at St John the Divine Church in Richmond, directed by Tom Littler, will also be staged at Theatre Royal Bath

Kate O’Flynn returns to the stage as part of the 15-minute play

Helen Edmundson’s world premiere play, directed by Blanche McIntyre, runs in the Dorfman until 21 November

Joy Nesbitt’s drama, directed by Tatenda Shamiso, runs at Jerwood Theatre Upstairs until 7 November

Luke Sheppard’s production of the beloved Jonathan Larson musical is playing at the Tom Stoppard Theatre

Co-artistic director Daniel Evans’ production runs at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre until 7 November

We continue our journey through the top plays of the century!

Emily Burns’ revival of the Noël Coward classic runs at Wyndham’s Theatre until 12 December

Marianne Elliott’s in-the-round revival of the Edward Albee classic runs until 19 December

The world premiere of James Graham’s new play, directed by Nicholas Hytner, runs at Theatre Royal Haymarket until 12 December

The show celebrated its 20th anniversary last night

British Vogue meets Christine Baranski and Richard E Grant as they play husband and wife in Noël Coward’s ‘Hay Fever’ at the Wyndham’s Theatre.

Tiago Rodrigues’ production, marking his National Theatre debut, is performed in Portuguese with English surtitles and runs in the Dorfman until 26 September

The world premiere musical, starring Amy Lennox and Rachel Tucker, runs until 24 October

Sam Yates’ revival of Clifford Odets’ play runs until 31 October and will then be broadcast in cinemas on 5 November