Hampstead Theatre

Kimberly Levaco is excited to celebrate her upcoming sweet 16 – never mind the fact she looks 74, due to a rare genetic condition prematurely ageing her about four times faster than her friends.

Kim doesn’t have long to explore the world beyond New Jersey, but she’s damn sure she’s going to once she can afford it. With her dysfunctional parents a little tight on cash right now, her ex-con aunt shows up with a get-rich-quick scam, and Kim’s all in for the adventure – illegal or not. Can Kim, along with Seth and her new show-choir friends, pull off the heist, find first love and have the great adventures they’ve been dreaming of?

A brilliant debut play about sisters, space travel and saying goodbye. Alice has a Nobel Prize for Medicine and is preparing to leave Earth forever on a one-way mission to deep space; Abigail gets stoned on the sofa. Written by Alex Rugman and directed by Anna Ledwich. Final weeks, until 24 October.

Icebound for months with no whales left to catch, the crew of the Dogstar are dropping like flies and there's a whiff of mutiny in the air. Are their heavenly visions a symptom of scurvy and the endless polar night, or a chance at salvation? A new play by Daisy Hall, directed by Lucy Morrison.

Tom Stoppard's dazzling 1972 comedy of murder, marriage and metaphysics hasn't been seen in London for over 20 years. Blanche McIntyre directs, following Hampstead's record-breaking Stoppard revivals of Indian Ink, The Invention of Love, Rock 'n' Roll and Hapgood.

St Petersburg, 1992. From the ashes of communism, capitalism is rising, bringing with it Filet-o-Fish, Latvian condoms and a dizzying choice of toothpastes. Lauren Yee's acerbic comedy receives its UK premiere following a smash-hit New York run, directed by Oscar Toeman.