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Sweet Bird of Youth

Kim Cattrall stars as a fading Hollywood legend ravaged by bitterness in Tennessee Williams's Sweet Bird of Youth. Fleeing the disastrous premiere of her film, Alexandra Del Lago (Cattrall) travels incognito as The Princess Kosmonopolis seeking refuge in drink, drugs and the arms of Chance Wayne. 1 Jun-31 Aug

The Cripple of Inishmaan

Cripple Billy might have found a way off the Isle of Aran and a route all the way to Hollywood if he can persuade a small community of Islanders how much he wants to realise his dream. Daniel Radcliffe stars in the title role in the first major London revival since its premiere at the National Theatre in 1996. 8 Jun-31 Aug

Fences

Comedian Lenny Henry leads the cast in this award-winning, 20th-century American drama. Henry plays Troy Maxson, a once gifted athlete who was denied his shot at success and now finds daily life a struggle. The resentful man takes his anger out on his loyal wife and sports-obsessed son. 19 Jun-14 Sep

Private Lives

Elyot and Amanda are glamorous, rich, reckless... and divorced. Five years later, their love for one another is rekindled when they take adjoining suites of a Riviera hotel with their new spouses. This much-anticipated transfer is an explosive production that proves Noel Coward still has the power to thrill, provoke and delight. 22 Jun-21 Sep

Derren Brown: Infamous

Illusionist Derren Brown returns to London’s West End with a brand new live show. The top-secret show is a "psychological roller-coaster", according to Brown. Over the past 12 years, Brown has created TV and stage performances that have stunned audiences and won copious awards. 24 Jun-17 Aug

The Ladykillers

Award-winning comedy The Ladykillers returns to London following its record-breaking debut season in 2012. Professor Marcus leads a ragtag group of law-breakers in a heist job, using the aged Mrs Wilberforce as their cover. But the sweet but eccentric Mrs Wilberforce proves a force to be reckoned with. 29 Jun-18 Jan

Pride and Prejudice

Celebrating its 200th anniversary this year, Pride and Prejudice is one of literature's best-loved novels. An adaptation of this enduring classic is being performed at the award-winning Regent's Park Open Air Theatre in London this summer. Book now. 20 Jun-20 Jul

Akram Khan: DESH

Celebrated dancer and choreographer Akram Khan, who created the emotional section of the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony around the theme of mortality, returns to Sadler's Wells with his award-winning show DESH. DESH meaning "homeland", draws on multiple tales of land, nation, resistance and convergence. 11-15 Jun

The Winter's Tale Re-imagined

Shakespeare's classic tale of jealousy, separation and reconciliation is reimagined for a family audience. The Winter's Tale tells the story of King Leontes, whose jealousy of the relationship between his wife and the King of Bohemia results in the death of the Queen and the banishment of his only daughter. 29 Jun-20 Jul

We're Going On a Bear Hunt

Michael Rosen's award-winning book is brought to the stage in director Sally Cookson's fun-filled play. Children are invited to join in an adventure which sees them wade through grass, splash through water and squelch through mud. Expect catchy songs, interactive scenes and plenty of hands-on adventure! 3 Jul-8 Sep

Dirty Dancing

Seen by millions across the globe, Dirty Dancing is a smash-hit musical telling the story of Baby and Johnny, two fiercely independent young spirits from different worlds, who come together for the most challenging and triumphant summer of their lives. Book now to see this hit show at the Piccadilly Theatre. 13 Jul-22 Feb

The Sound of Music

With a timeless score which includes Do-Re-Mi, Climb Ev'ry Mountain, My Favourite Things, and Edelweiss, The Sound of Music has inspired audiences across the world with its story of love and freedom. Rediscover this classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical in the enchanting Regent's Park Open Air Theatre. 25 Jul-7 Sep

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Sheridan Smith plays Titania and David Walliams plays Bottom in this new production of one of Shakespeare's greatest comedies. The human and magical worlds collide at the Noel Coward Theatre this autumn, and mischief and chaos erupt as love at first sight proves a reality for some and makes an ass of others. 7 Sep-16 Nov

Henry V

Can the King of England hold his nerve to embrace his duty, command his men and lead his country to victory in France? Shakespeare's great play of nationhood investigates the bloody horrors of war and the turbulence of a land in crisis. Jude Law stars in Michael Grandage's new production in the West End. 23 Nov-15 Feb