Kara Tointon (Pygmalion; Mr. Selfridge) stars in Laura Wade's reimagining of the W Somerset Maugham classic The Constant Wife, hitting the road courtesy of the Royal Shakespeare Company! With original music by jazz musician Jamie Cullum, the play is a joyfully funny new take on the story, with Wade and director Tamara Harvey collaborating once again following their Olivier Award-winner Home, I'm Darling.

Grammy nominee Helen George (Call The Midwife; Cinderella) and award-winning stage veteran Felicity Kendal CBE (Anything Goes; The Good Life) head up a 28-strong cast for Cole Porter's legendary feel-good musical, High Society, staged at the Barbican for a gorgeously re-imagined revival. Directed by Rachel Kavanaugh (Clueless The Musical), the revival features choreography from Anthony Van Laast CBE (Kate Bush; Sister Act) and musical backing from a full orchestra, lead by music supervisor Stephen Ridley. Originally premiered in 1997, the musical is based on 1939 play The Philadelphia Story and its 1956 film adaptation starring Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra.

The Royal Court Theatre's 70th anniversary season opens with the world premiere of Guess How Much I Love You, the brand new work from Luke Norris (Goodbye to All That). A story about the difficult choices that have to be made but are nevertheless made in the name of deep, lifelong love, the production is set in a hospital room as a couple's future plans hang precariously in the balance.

Grammy nominee Helen George (Call The Midwife; Cinderella) stars in Cole Porter's legendary feel-good musical, High Society, on an epic 20-date UK tour following a gorgeously re-imagined revival at London's Barbican. Directed by Rachel Kavanaugh (Clueless The Musical), the revival features choreography from Anthony Van Laast CBE (Kate Bush; Sister Act) and musical backing from a full orchestra, lead by music supervisor Stephen Ridley. Originally premiered in 1997, the musical is based on 1939 play The Philadelphia Story and its 1956 film adaptation starring Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Frank Sinatra.