Our latest musicOMH theatre update features lots of lovely things for you on this damp April afternoon, including:
- Vanishing Point's enthralling Interiors at the Lyric
- The Gate stages the UK premiere of Juan Mayorga's Nocturnal
- Forced Entertainment marks their 25th anniversary with Void Story at Soho Theatre
- A revival of Michael Frayn's Alphabetical Order at Hampstead Theatre
- A glitzy but predictable showcase for Strictly Come Dancing's Anton de Berg and Erin Boag in Cheek to Cheek at the Coliseum
- Improbable's latest show, Panic, at the Barbican's Pit Theatre
- Steven Fechter's The Woodsman receives its European premiere at the Old Red Lion
- Matthew Kelly stars in Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at the Trafalgar Studios
- Phil Willmott stages Arthur Wing Pinero's First World War fable, Country Magic, at the Finborough
- Birmingham Royal Ballet perform Sylvia at the Coliseum
- Rufus Norris directs Wole Soyinka's Death and The King's Horseman at the National
- In New York, productions of Joe Turner's Come and Gone and Next to Normal open on Broadway
- We also report on the New York readings of Caryl Churchill's controversial short play Seven Jewish Children
Next time: the Globe kicks off its new season with Romeo and Juliet and the Stewart/McKellen Waiting For Godot opens in London. Plus all the latest openings in London and New York.
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Natasha Tripney
Theatre Editor
