A work of theatre about the theatre – its travails, agonies, ghosts and pleasures – that works exceptionally well on screen.

A Cadillac-smooth ride through a century and a half of American history distilled into the story of one of its rags-to-riches epics.

Composer Nick Powell talks to Limelight about his solo piano music for The Lehman Trilogy and "throwing yourself into the deep end".

Directed by Sam Mendes, the Tony Award-winning story of the Lehman Brothers bank and its spectacular collapse will play at the Theatre Royal.

How does the music of John Williams and Justin Hurwitz evoke a sense of nostalgia in The Fabelmans and Babylon?

Fans of British cinema will find Sam Mendes’ film, starring Olivia Colman, a poignant trip down memory lane.

This week, Jo Litson recommends Inua Ellams’ exuberant play Barber Shop Chronicles, Sam Mendes’ 1993 Donmar Warehouse production of Cabaret starring Alan Cumming, and Tim Crouch’s I, Malvolio.

Mendes achieves the impossible as audiences find themselves learning to love the Lehmans.

In Sam Mendes' masterly staging, Jez Butterworth's riveting The Ferryman is well worth the paying.