Plenty of things are described as “Kafka-esque” – but this delirious, chaotic stage rendition of Franz Kafka’s classic novel is the real deal.

Who was Sappho, lyric poet and original Lesbian? This intriguing one-woman show is more about offering provocative possibilities than providing definitive answers.

Lucy Guerin's latest work combines dance and spoken word to comment on our relationship with current affairs – featuring a guest appearance by SBS's Anton Enus.

This workplace comedy by emerging playwright Melissa Bubnic dramatises the nine-to-five grind, but misses the opportunity to say something startling or risky.

Elton John and Lee "Billy Elliott" Hall announce Animal Farm: The Musical. Here are some megaflop musicals that might make them reconsider – including Moby Dick and Carrie: the musicals!

If you're mad for ghoulish cartoons or just want to stand near a lot of fancy shit that Johnny Depp has touched, Tim Burton: The Exhibition actually does have something for everyone... even the haters.

Meg Stuart and Philipp Gehmacher's contemporary dance piece captures the ending of a relationship, in all its futile, fragile agony.

Zoë Coombs Marr's sometimes cringeworthy but always hilarious recreation of her teenage moment of glory combines stand-up comedy, theatre and storytelling.

Part inner-city twentysomething angst, part Smiths karaoke, this one-man play is disappointingly unsubtle and superficial.