The beautiful, incredibly nuanced  Mary Jane, currently at New York Theatre Workshop, does what seems impossible: it burrows deep into a cha...

Anyone who regularly reads Show Showdown knows that I am a huge fan of the Flux Theatre Ensemble. The Lesser Seductions of History, Dog Ac...

In J.B. Priestley's 1937 play, Time and the Conways, it's 1919 and the Conways are giving a party for daughter Kay's 21st birthd...

There is a unique satisfaction that comes from watching a solid revival of a well-made play from the early or middle 20th century. This is w...

There is a certain gravitas that automatically attaches to a play about dementia starring Deanna Dunagan and Peter Friedman and produced at ...

Yes, I know, that does sound like the dryest name for the most boring play, ever, but I'm not discussing a show, here: this is the (admi...