Simon Nye brings back the characters from his hit TV series for a misconceived comedy set on millennium eve

James Brining’s first production as Lyceum artistic director finds humour and humanity in a finely etched ensemble

George Bernard Shaw’s discomfiting play finds a commanding lead in Quentin, playing alongside her real-life daughter Rose

The actor discusses how privacy violations affected her whole family – and what it was like to be at the centre of a Strictly storm

Alan Davies’s self-assured amateur sleuth and Caroline Quentin’s feminist writer take us back to a happy golden age of bad haircuts, landlines and denim

While Gary was away, his best mate and his girlfriend became a bit too close. From then on, the show had lost its laddish camaraderie

Timeworn tropes prove irresistible as Chichester does the Lambeth Walk, while Katherine Kingsley’s singing overcomes a galumphing script in Dusty