When David Hare's The Blue Room with Nicole Kidman was on Broadway in 1998, it seemed a thin and cliched story about sexual encounters....

Six women play Mary Page Marlowe, the titular protagonist of Tracy Letts's 90-minute one act at Second Stage Theater. I imagine that dev...

The revival of My Fair Lady at Lincoln Center is much like other Bartlett Sher revivals of musical theater chestnuts at Lincoln Center: it i...

Jordan Harrison's annoyingly didactic Log Cabin  presents characters who come across as op-ed essays rather than humans. There's a g...

The Elevator Repair Service's production of Everyone's Fine With Virginia Woolf,  written by Kate Scelsa and directed by John Collin...

The wonderful people at The Mint have done it yet again. They have gifted us with a beautiful production of a lost gem of a play, complete w...

Akin Babatundé, with the outstanding support of guitarist David Weiss, is giving a heck of a concert in Lonesome Blues  at the York Theatre ...

Presented as either a lecture nestled in a drama or a drama nestled in a lecture, Secret Life of Humans  focuses on whether evolution is an ...