NEW YORK—Legendary Italian orchestra conductor Arturo Toscanini (1867–1957) was arguably one of the most seminal figures in 20th-century ...

NEW YORK—Actor and playwright Heather Raffo has created an Iraqi family that has come to New York and ...

NEW YORK—Irish Repertory Theatre’s director Conor Bagley linked together two darkly romantic plays by the late, wonderful writer ...

NEW YORK—Both surreal and sometimes cartoon-like, Hansol Jung's new play, co-produced by New York's Public Theater and La ...

NEW YORK—"Ordinary Days," fittingly classified as a chamber musical, with music and lyrics by Adam Gwon, was first ...

NEW YORK—"The Winning Side," a thought-provoking new play by James Wallert discusses major aspects of the life of ...

NEW YORK—The dazzling performer and playwright Mikel Murfi portrays an extraordinary assortment of people (and animals) in "I ...

NEW YORK—The Pond Theatre Company, an American home for emerging British and Irish playwrights, is presenting the world ...

NEW YORK—Following Lillian Hellman's first major hit on Broadway, "The Children's Hour," came the overly heavy, melodramatic offering ...

NEW YORK—The unique theatrical dance-acrobatic company MOMIX is paying a long-overdue visit to New York, after many years' ...

NEW YORK—Musicals may or may not have much to do with real life, and "On a Clear Day ...

NEW YORK—After being introduced to this dysfunctional family, one wonders if there will ever be peace for Mary ...

BROOKLYN, N.Y.—"Long Day's Journey Into Night" is considered by many to be one of Eugene O'Neill's finest plays, ...

NEW YORK—Produced by Pan Asian Repertory Theatre, “Daybreak,” in its world premiere by playwright Joyce Van Dyke, has ...

BROOKLYN, N.Y.—London's Royal Shakespeare Company has brought to the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) its fine production of ...

Although not a perfect production, "Children of a Lesser God" has an aura of sweetness and a gentle ...

NEW YORK—Based on the great Spanish poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca's "Yerma," Simon Stone's version has brought ...

NEW YORK—No need to leave Manhattan to find a true slice of Irish culture, from blarney to soaring ...

Joshua Harmon's "Admissions" covers a lot of ground: political correctness, discrimination and the reverse of it, white privilege, ...

NEW YORK—Interest in the play "Liliom," written by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnar in the early1900s, has persisted over ...

The subtext of “The Girl Who Jumped Off the Hollywood Sign” is permeated with abuse against women, mirroring ...

NEW YORK—Fiasco Theater has taken up residence at the Classic Stage Company to produce what many consider to ...

NEW YORK— Adapted from Jane Austen's noted novel of the same name, actor/playwright Kate Hamill's version of "Pride ...

NEW YORK—When seated in Lincoln Center's David H. Koch Theater and then hearing the opening strains of Peter ...

NEW YORK—Transplanted across the pond from a small theater in London, Torben Betts's "Muswell Hill" strikes many a ...

NEW YORK— A visit to the Public Theater, a later offshoot of the Shakespeare Festival and located in ...

Max Posner's take on a mother-son relationship in "The Treasurer" is rife with subtext, adding dimension and color ...