Compassionate, hopeful, and heartbreaking, The Big Meal tackles the daunting task of capturing the beauty of human existence that is filled with [...]

In a brutal attempt to explore masculinity and sexual politics, Thrill of the Chase, by Philip Gawthorne, possesses neither thrill nor chase. [...]

Have you ever had a boss you despised so much that you thought about quitting your job Jerry Maguire style? We’ve all [...]

In its world premiere, Frank Strausser’s new comedy, Psycho Therapy, at Cherry Lane Theatre, receives a few laughs but falls flat in [...]

I didn’t know what to expect when I walked into the New Ohio Theatre to see Samuel & Alasdair: A Personal History [...]

In its first Broadway revival, Godspell lights up the stage with its infectious, head bopping, music, and joyously noisy romp, that is [...]

Would you place a wager to keep your family together? Sadly, with its eager attempt, Derby Day, by Samuel Brett Williams, failed [...]

Striving to be original in an unusual theatre setting, It is Done, by Alex Goldberg, lacks intensity and the drive it needs [...]

In a sequence of mistranslations, Chinglish, by David Henry Hwang, takes mangled cultural cues and turns it into a witty comedy about [...]

Motherhood Out Loud, a compilation of monologues, from various points of views, written by some of today’s best known playwrights, doesn’t entirely [...]