NEW YORK—A writer has recently been asked to take on the unpaid post of dispensing personal advice to ...

Amy Herzog's “Mary Jane” is remarkable. In depicting the painful story of one woman's journey of caring for ...

NEW YORK—With "For Peter Pan on Her 70th birthday," playwright Sarah Ruhl has fashioned a paean to her ...

Experience an enchanting and enchanted performance of William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream” as helmed by director Lear ...

Irish Repertory Theater brings to life "The Aran Islands," written by J.M. Synge, known for his play, "The ...

NEW YORK—Britishers Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen were arguably the greatest war poets of World War I. Playwright ...

"The Government Inspector" is a hilarious comedy, beautifully cast and acted.

Family conflicts are always of interest—we all come from families—and sibling rivalry rates high on the list of ...

"In and of Itself" was at times mesmerizing, and never less than interesting.

NEW YORK—A slight change in the punctuation of Noël Coward's work "Present Laughter" might result in "Present: Laughter"—and ...

NEW YORK—Mickele Hogan's "Mourning the Living," now at the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre, deals with a crucial issue that has seldom ...

Irish Repertory Theatre has brought about a stunning rendition of this important theater work.

Transport Group Theatre Company is presenting an extraordinary duo of William Inge's "Picnic" and "Come Back, Little Sheba."

"The Price," like all of Arthur Miller's works, is imbued with richness and humanity.

The electrifying performance by Jo Lampert as the central character fuels "Joan of Arc: Into the Fire," David ...

Steven Levenson's new play "If I Forget" deals with whether a family should hold on to tradition and ...

Playwright Tanya Saracho has taken on the provocative topics of ethnicity and class in her 100-minute two-hander "Fade."

The fascinating and very satisfying "Ride the Cyclone" runs the gamut from tragedy to almost-farce.

Cristina Fontanelli's 13th annual "Christmas in Italy" program now in its 13th year, is a feast for the ...

Henrik Ibsen's great classic, "Ghosts," as initially presented by United Kingdom's Almeida Theatre, is presently taking stage at ...

Playwright Frank Basloe’s “Please Continue” studies of effects of two events at Yale, the most famous being Stanley ...

Food equals love in the Playwrights Horizons's production of Julia Cho's remarkable play, "Aubergine."

David Hare's 1982 drama "Plenty" is receiving a laudable revival at the Public Theater, the site of the ...

Playwright Laoisa Sexton’s “The Pigeon in the Taj Mahal” offers a compelling contrast between modern pleasure seeking and ...

You don't have to be Jewish to enjoy "Not That Jewish."

Set in 1920s Texas, in the fictitious town of Harrison, “The Roads to Home” demonstrates the slow but ...

In the hands of The Actors Company Theatre artistic director Scott Alan Evans, the reprise of “She Stoops ...