The hapless Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey are back for one final outing, 40 years after ‘Yes Minister’ first came to our screens. Its creator Jonathan Lynn, who has worked with everyone from Matthew Perry to Monty Python, tells Nick Curtis about writing political satire in the age of cancel culture, and why he’s happy to cause offence

Sanitised Shadowlands can’t capture darker realities of mortality

The S***heads presents the barbaric Stone Age with a sly modern twist

Pierrot Lunaire is a sparse but forceful revival of a classic

Jarringly sober satire Man and Boy has lost its scandalous edge

Folkie feelgood musical Harold Fry transcends its own tweeness

Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia gets a stellar, lust-filled revival

American Psycho is the grimmest musical to darken our stages in years

There’s not a Shakespearean rule the Globe’s Tempest won’t break

The wrenching beauty of Lully at the Palace of Versailles

Paul Taylor Dance Company show is an athletic take on modern classics

Guess How Much I Love You? is a fearless foray into the unthinkable

JK Rowling denies inviting Epstein to Harry Potter premiere