Love London Love Culture picks five of the best shows to book for in March. 

Old Fools, Southwark Playhouse: Tristan Bernays latest play about one couple’s experiences with Alzheimer’s will play at the Southwark Playhouse from the 14th March. Check out Love London Love Culture’s interview with Tristan Bernays here.

The Best Man, Playhouse Theatre: following its UK tour, Gore Vidal’s play makes its West End premiere in March. The production stars Martin Shaw and Maureen Lipman. Find out more here.

The Cherry Orchard, Union Theatre: Phil Willmott directs this new production of Anton Chekhov’s masterpiece, playing at the Union Theatre from the 14th March.

Since the death of a child, the old house, set amidst its beautiful cherry orchard, has been abandoned for years by most of the family. But Russia has moved on and their privileged aristocratic life can no longer be taken for granted. A new middle class is buying up parcels of the old estates for holiday homes whilst on the streets of St Petersburg civil unrest threatens all the old certainties of class and privilege. Now the family, their staff and hangers-on are back to decide what to do with the property and the remains of their rapidly depleting fortune. Three generations of masters and servants must assess their best chance of survival and the future of the cherry orchard, in a changing world where nothing can be taken for granted.

Caroline or Change, Hampstead Theatre: the Olivier Award winning musical arrives at the Hampstead Theatre from the 12th March, starring Sharon D. Clarke and is directed by Michael Longhurst. Find out more here.

Kiss of the Spider Woman, Menier Chocolate Factory: Laurie Sansom directs this new production of  Manuel Puig’s novel, adapted for the stage by José Rivera & Allan Baker. The production is set to star Samuel Barnett and Declan Bennett. Find out more here.