‘We’re all Beverlys here’: Ka Bradley reviews Rhiannon Faith’s dance-based work about domestic abuse.

Kristina’s play: Rosemary Waugh reviews Polly Stenham’s adaptation of August Strindberg

Residue as runes: Maddy Costa reviews Gob Squad, as part of LIFT 2018.

‘An epic display of female emotion’: Nabilah Said reviews a contemporary opera of Euripides’ tragedy, as part of LIFT 2018.

Reminder: you’re going to die. Rosemary Waugh reviews Dead Centre’s work about Shakespeare’s son

It’s not rape if… Hailey Bachrach writes on Nina Raine’s clever, troubling exploration of assault and the justice system.

‘Lacks any sense of jeu d’esprit’: Neil Dowden reviews Christopher Hampton’s relocation of Molière to Trump’s America.

‘This is a show, and we are living through it together’: Brendan Macdonald reviews Split Britches’s Kubrick-inspired performance.

Shakespeare’s stories: Rosemary Waugh reviews the first productions by the new Globe Ensemble.

‘Teetering on the edge’: Maria Iu reviews the Julie Cunningham Company’s version of Sarah Kane’s Crave

Storybook kings and queens: Rosemary Waugh reviews George Benjamin and Martin Crimp’s new opera, directed by Katie Mitchell