Theatre Keeping the peace: Versailles at the Donmar Warehouse Peter Gill’s epic, often brilliant but finally unsatisfactory three-hour play about the 1919 peace conference. By Andrew Billen
Theatre The Same Deep Water As Me at the Donmar Warehouse: Deep waters that run shallow By Andrew Billen
Theatre Sam Mendes’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: The show lacks the one thing that redeems Charlie – his imagination By Andrew Billen
Tales of the supernatural The Tempest, Passion Play and The Weir reviewed by Andrew Billen. By Andrew Billen
Edinburgh Fringe: Fit For Purpose There's no comedy in an exploration of the immigration process. By Andrew Billen
Who says the cuppa is disappearing? A nostalgic history shows that Britain's tea tradition is, in fact, alive and well Disappe By Andrew Billen
And the winner was: ITV Election: the night Andrew Billen watched the clash of titan egos - Paxo v two Dimblebys By Andrew Billen
The BBC still managed a landslide victory Election Night Television - Andrew Billen on how a Dimbleby got muddled and the Bell suit c By Andrew Billen
Not-so-funny face Television - Andrew Billen on the serious miscasting of an old Python By Andrew Billen