Romance

Bruce Joel Rubin's adaptation of his original screenplay for the 1990 movie about a murdered man who tries to communicate with his girlfriend in order to save her from a similar fate. Music by Dave Stewart and Glen Ballard.

A darkly comic new play featuring alumni of RADA and the Royal Court.

• Directed by: Mike Bernardin
• Written by: Harold Pinter

Emma and Robert are married and their best friend is Jerry. When Emma and Jerry fall in love it creates a web of deceptions that extend beyond themselves and touch something at the heart of us all. Harold Pinter's masterly and exquisite exposition of the disintegration of a love affair told in reverse.

• Directed by: Trey Parker

Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone's Tony Award-winning musical satire chronicling the misadventures of two Mormon missionaries in a remote village in northern Uganda featuring the songs "You And Me (But Mostly Me)", "I Am here For You" and "Tomorrow Is A Latter Day". Directed by Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker.

• Directed by: Phyllida Lloyd
• Written by: lyrics)

Catherine Johnson's rumbustious comedy based around events at a family wedding on the sun-kissed Greek island of Kalokairi, set to an energetic songbook of ABBA hits.

• Directed by: Mark Rylance
• Written by: William Shakespeare

Mark Rylance directs James Earl Jones and Vanessa Redgrave as Benedict and Beatrice in Shakespeare's pithy battle of the sexes, who put their differences to one side to stop a scheming Prince from interrupting the nuptials of young lovers Claudio and Hero.

• Directed by: John Davies
• Written by: D C Jackson

A wry romantic comedy that is unsentimental, a bit rude, but in the end hopeful and warm-hearted.

• Directed by: Andrew Wright
• Written by: Nacio Herb Brown (music)

Jonathan Church directs the musical based on the MGM film about the end of silent movies and the start of a new Golden Age. The cast features Adam Cooper, Daniel Crossley, Scarlett Strallen, Katherine Kingsley and Sandra Dickinson.

• Directed by: Jeremy Herrin
• Written by: William Shakespeare

Jeremy Herrin directs Roger Allam As Prospero, Colin Morgan as Ariel and Jessie Buckley as Miranda in a Renaissance staging of Shakespeare's magical tale of estranged brothers, shipwrecked lovers and revenge. Featuring music by Stephen Warbeck.