Caryl Churchill is not in love with the sound of her own voice. (Many playwrights are, along with many people in every walk of life.) While ...

Caryl Churchill is a remarkable playwright. She's smart and funny and political and personal and humane and moving and very very enterta...

In the past couple of decades, Caryl Churchill has perfected the oblique and concentrated one-act play, somehow providing the intellectual c...

No theatre is offering more bang for your buck--or return on your time--than PTP/NYC with their evening of one acts:  The Possibilities , by...

It's that time of the year again. I've limited myself to 10 best shows, since that's the number everyone likes, and I've in...

Caryl Churchill's brilliant, bizarre, puzzling, horrifying, and strangely sweet Escaped Alone packs the punch of a major dystopia into i...

Cloud Nine , Caryl Churchill's brilliant riff on sexual politics, colonialism, identity, and love, is receiving an excellent revival at ...

Well-done political theatre can be invigorating, inspiring, and infuriating in the best way. Not-so-well-done political theatre, however, ca...