Days to Come-Lillian Hellman's early flop. . .still too flawed

Days to Come - The Mint takes a new look at Lillian Hellman failed play. . . Read More

NAATCO's does Shakespeare's trilogy in 2 parts, impressively so. . .

Henry VI—Part 1 and Part 2 - An ambitious production of Shakespeare's historical trilogy by the National Asian American Theater Company. Read More

Pretty Woman--musical adaptation doesn't stray far from the movie

Pretty Woman - another movie hit sings and dances to Broadway, this one with an essentially sleazy pair turned into fairy tale romantic lovers. . . Read More

Londoners can see Friel's Aristocrats at the Donmar

Aristocrats The Donmar Warehouse stages another Brian Friel play directed by Lyndsey Turner and designed by Es Devlin . . . . Read More

London's Open Air Regents Park stages lavish Little shop of Horrors

Little Shop of Horrors The Open Air in Regent's Park stages Little Shop of Horrors with fabulous designs of Skid Row and triffid like tentacles . . . .

Gettin' the Band Back Together - a new show full of not so new ideas

Gettin' the Band Back Together - this newly devised musical leans mighty heavily on better shows based on similar scenarios. . . Read More

The New One --one man's neuroses turned into funny solo show

The New One - another unique chapter in this very talented man's life. Read More

Dangerous House: A world premiere likely for life beyond Williamstown

Dangerous House - Jen Silverman's riveting world premiere concludes Williamstown Theatre Festival's Nikos Stage season. Read More

A lively Coriolanus at LA's Theatricum

Coriolanus - We are probably due for a Coriolanus that examines the rise and fall of an anti-social soldier-turned-politician in the digital age. For now, the Theatricum's offering offers a rousing couple of hours nonetheless

The Petrified Forest-- golden oldie movie updated at Berkshire Theater in Stockbridge

The Petrified Forest - Director David Auburn and his fine cast have turned a slice of American history into a worthwhile revisitation of American ideals and disillusionments. Read More

No More Chill--srictly for the mid teen set

Be More Chill - Even though though the target audience for this is too young to vote in "regular" elections, they can be counted on to cast their vote for this musical as the hottest chill in town.

Theresa Rebeck's "Seared" likely to live beyond its Williamstown run

Seared - This exceptional production of Theresa Rebeck's new play deserves to continue in another venue after its run at Williamstown's Nikos Stage Rea

A delightfully musicalized 12th Night in Central Park

Twelfth Night - Read More This "re-imagined" production's incredible energy, solid direction and excellent music perfectly fulfills Public Works' democratic mission of returning theater to the people for whom it was originally created.