Nancy Shedman sits reading in a large-ish, empty, nondescript room. Her husband, Coleman, comes storming in, full of accusations and anger. ...

It takes a lot of ambition to decide to do A Chorus Line  at a small Off-Off-Broadway theatre. And it takes a lot of skill to pull it off. L...

Is it ungrateful of me to wish that Sharr White's play,  The True,  presented by The New Group, had more to offer? Perhaps. After all, t...

Craig Lucas's new play, I Was Most Alive With You , is impressively ambitious. Performed simultaneously in English and American Sign Lan...

More like a magazine story brought to life than an actual play, The Emperor  still has much going for it, the main things being the performa...

A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur  is not one of Tennessee Williams's masterpieces, but it still deserves a better production than the one...