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The basement recreation room of a Detroit home owned by sister and brother Chelle (Myxolydia Tyler) and Lank (Johnny Ramey) is modest, to say the […]

A bell-jar of gentility descends early in the sumptuous adaptation of Edith Wharton’s TheAge of Innocence onstage at McCarter Theatre Center, and for the next 100 […]

Welcome back, Christopher Durang! I’ve missed you. Let me clarify. Durang has been far from MIA. Though it’s been six years since his last premiere, […]

Marie Jones’ Stones in His Pockets was a genuine international hit when it was first produced two decades ago in Ireland, London, and on Broadway. […]

Two things you’ll know from the first minutes of Simpatico—you are very much in a land that can only belong to Sam Shepard; and the […]

I’m going to tell you whodunnit, and it’s not a spoiler. Are you ready? It’s film director Sidney Lumet—and what he did, in his 1974 […]

Is there a unifying theme that brings together Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Shaw’s Saint Joan?  I didn’t find a rationale in the press materials for Bedlam’s […]

What a title!  Bathing in Moonlight — it’s indulgent, rhapsodic, romantic.  Having now seen Nilo Cruz’s high-minded but often dramatically inert play, I’m puzzled. What […]

Lovers of the performing arts know that, here on the east coast, the big news is summer festivals. But for local area residents, many of […]

August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson is part of several larger histories. It’s the fourth installment of Wilson’s 10-play Pittsburgh Cycle, a series that chronicles a […]