debbie tucker green's latest is a beautifully dark and recognisable love story

The American playwright Lindsey Ferrentino's makes her UK debut with this play about a war veteran who experiments with virtual reality therapy to heal her emotional wounds 

Played on a muddy stage, Joe Hill-Gibbins’s bleak production of Shakespeare’s comedy is going to divide audiences 

Victoria Yeates, who plays Sister Winifred in 'Call The Midwife', is starring in a new touring production of 'The Crucible', based on the Salem witch trials 

Alex MacKeith’s debut play, based on his own experience of tutoring in schools, is powerful and poignant 

The two-part play scooped up the likes of Best New Play, Best Actor in a Play, Best Supporting Actor in a Play, and Best Supporting Actor in a Play

The show, about the rivalry between cycling superstars Lance Armstrong and Marco Pantani, dramatises a clash of personalities and their fall from grace 

Bourne's triple bill of early works, which marks 30 years since he launched his own dance company, show that many of his strengths were already in place 

Simon McBurney's compelling co-production between his own Complicite company and Schaubühne Berlin, is based on Stefan Zweig’s 1939 novel, about a man’s downfall after he tries to make amends 

Sandi Toksvig’s comedy, set in an old people’s care home, is about the plight of the elderly, but it is also a message against the treatment of senior actresses, who don't get good parts anymore

Writing plays for a living is not the easiest of professions, but whether you have a hit or wait patiently, it’s all about not giving up

The lyric change to include 'and sisterhood' drew roars of approval from the Super Bowl audience

The two-hander, starring Emilia Fox and Theo James, which is written by Laura Eason, a scriptwriter on 'House of Cards', is a comedy about love and literary ambition in the digital age 

The critically acclaimed playwright reveals what inspired him to write ‘Love’

To coincide with the Robert Rauschenberg retrospective, Trisha Brown’s dance piece 'Set and Reset' (1983) is being performed at Tate Modern, with set and costumes by the American artist 

The revival of Wayne McGregor’s ballet triptych is inspired by Virginia Woolf’s novels ‘Mrs Dalloway’, ‘Orlando’ and ‘The Waves’ – mixed with parts of her letters, diaries and essays

On 1 September 2004, the children were celebrating the start of the new academic year at School No 1 in Beslan, North Ossetia (part of the Russian federation). They had brought in balloons at the request of the teachers. The fun was grotesquely terminated when an armed group stormed the building demanding Chechen independence. For the next 52 hours, more than a thousand people – parents, grandparents, teachers and children – were held hostage in the school gym in sweltering conditions, forbidden water and reduced to drinking their own urine. 186 children were among the 334 who lost their lives in the carnage of the siege's chaotic, violent and still-controversial close.

The UK premiere of German dramatist Roland Schimmelpfennig's play, which was written in response to the resurgence of the far right across Europe, couldn't be more timely with the Presidential inauguration of Donald Trump this week