The 2015/2016 theater season has already begun, with the much lauded Broadway premiere of Hamilton (and the less-lauded debut of Amazing Gra...

Three Reasons to Go See One of Shakespeare's Least Liked Plays There are four days left to see Cymbeline, the second offering of The P...

In her absorbing new play, John  (directed by frequent collaborator Sam Gold) ,  Annie Baker shows that there are many ways to be haunted an...

Two brothers come into a deserted room strewn with debris. Elliot is clearly the leader, smart and full of authority. Darren is the ne'e...

I cannot predict that Schooled will be the breakout hit of this year's Fringe, the vagaries of theatre being what they are. However, I ...

On hearing the phrase "political theatre," most of us think of painful shows discussing life-or-death issues, often with unhappy e...