Clive Davis

The Killing Eve star Sandra Oh struggles, but so would anyone in the fatally cluttered romp that is Martin Crimp’s revision of a revision of the Molière play

Tributes continued to pour in after the death of music executive Clive Davis, whose influence helped shape the careers of some of the biggest names in modern music. Davis died at the age of 94, leaving behind a legacy that spanned decades and crossed multiple genres.

Amid the celebration of ring-a-ding swing Joe DiPietro’s script throws in ponderous slabs of exposition. Still, the ensemble at Aldwych Theatre, London, works its bobby socks off

Florian Zeller’s polished piece of machinery resembles an old-fashioned English sex farce, until the casual falsehoods unravel

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Bruce Springsteen paid tribute to Clive Davis during the music executive's funeral Monday at Central Synagogue in New York City.

With lyrics and book by the Simpsons and Spinal Tap star Harry Shearer and the Seinfeld writer Tom Leopold, this irreverent portrait of J Edgar Hoover could be a cult hit

Ben Platt, star of the Broadway hit Dear Evan Hansen, pours his soul into a new play at the Menier Chocolate Factory by KPop Demon Hunters writer Mark Sonnenblick

Irvine Welsh’s adaptation at the Theatre Royal Haymarket doesn’t have as much visual panache as the film but has moments of communal intensity

From Trainspotting: The Musical to The Lives of Others starring Keira Knightley, our stages are packed with adaptations — we need new stories, argues our theatre critic