Bah! Humbug! Honour Bayes reviews Charles Dickens’ classic tale of redemption, but did the production get her in the festive spirit?

With Wilde’s elegant script updated, Josie Vaughan reviews The Importance of Being Earnest and finds it lacking lustre and humour.

Honour Bayes finds that Marc Blitzstein’s musical The Cradle Will Rock proves a fitting send off for the Arcola Theatre.

Hannah Berry discovers collaboration and determination provide an entertaining night out at Theatre 503 in Coalition

At the Royal Court, JBR finds an uneasy tale of boarding school to be spine-tingling but lacking real chill.

Garland Lives! JBR reviews Tracie Bennett’s blistering performance as the troubled Diva.

Honour Bayes reviews an ambitious take on Schiller’s melodrama, but wonders whether The Robbers is worth the work?

Martin Schurman discovers a painfully timely hit in Judith Thompson’s extraordinary triptych.

The second play in the Donmar New Directors season at the Trafalgar Studios is a virtuoso performance which kept JBR enthralled for its duration.

Josh Seymour reviews new musical Bright Lights, Big City at Hoxton Hall and finds a West End calibre cast in a vibrant and absorbing production.