The Broadway version carries more than water for Sara Gruen’s bestselling novel.

Henrik Ibsen’s play is a timely tale of public good versus personal greed.

This stage adaptation misses its mark: It lacks the emotional pull that is a hallmark of Nicholas Sparks’ novels.

This off-Broadway production explores the realities of romance.

A youth group resists Nazi tyranny in this off-Broadway musical based on real events and heroes.

The play with music examines family relationships, American folk songs, and a famous highway that connected America’s small towns.

“How to Dance in Ohio” is a rare work that connects with the audience on just about every level.