As sumptuous and entertaining as it can get, here is a “Cinderella” bound to please every age group.

This 1946 comedy still charms as a demure librarian becomes the life of the party.

Wrenn Schmidt gives a remarkable portrayal in the title role of Katie Roche, exhibiting subtle quicksilver changes in ...

“Fiorello!” deals with a segment of the life of feisty Fiorello LaGuardia, as he rises from son of ...

Noted for his brilliant powers of observation, Satyajit Ray is considered among the dozen or so great masters ...

Eugene O'Neill's “Mourning Becomes Electra” is a monumental work.

“Twelfth Night” is my very favorite of Shakespeare's comedies, as it combines so many elements.

Deception and betrayal can be fascinating ploys to observe, particularly in the safe setting of a theatrical presentation, ...

The remarkable Charles Busch has concocted yet another fable with his latest offering, "The Third Story."

Playwright Jane Bodie's “Ride,” being presented as part of the G'day USA festival celebrating Australian arts and culture.

"Freshwater," the only play by the late Virginia Woolf, is now playing at the Women's Project Julia Miles ...

Country doctor/playwright Anton Chekhov completed his last play, “The Cherry Orchard,” one year before his death in 1904 ...

Playwright Wendy Weiner's portrayal of Hillary Rodham Clinton's life against the backdrop of ancient Greece

Flemish Director Ivo van Hove brings to stage John Cassavetes' Opening Night, at the BAM

Playwright Nick Whitby's "To Be or Not To Be" is now a theatrical farce, with pluses and minuses ...

"A Body of Water" tells a puzzling but exceedingly enjoyable story about how memory defines personality.

With overtones harking back to Edward Albee's “Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf,” Michael Weller's “Fifty Words” takes us ...

Jill Santoriello's musical version (book, music, lyrics) of Charles Dickens's novel “A Tale of Two Cities” is quite ...

For the second year, “Summer Shorts” is presenting new American one-acts, an entertaining evening in the theater.

Playwright Joel Gross has imagined a provocative love triangle between doomed Queen of France Marie Antoinette, her court ...

In David Stallings's “Anais Nin Goes to Hell” (Hell appears to be an island off the coast of ...

“Buffalo Gal” is the story of a well-known but fading TV star who has abandoned Hollywood to return ...

I'll Go On, the second offering of the trio of theatrical presentations entitled Gate/Beckett, brought by the noted ...