Dinner theater in Seattle isn’t what you might expect.
Edward Albee’s 1967 social satire still has plenty of sting.
Intiman’s new production of an absurdist classic is worth sitting through.
All this, and Groucho too? That’s what I call entertainment.
If the truth be told, a lot of artists wish that our contemporary theater was more difficult and dangerous. Who…
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The Sedaris siblings tell a dark tale of passion in their new play.
Politics and the personal are inextricable in David Hare’s masterful play.
A sharp production of Noël Coward’s unlikely romantic comedy.
A play written with contempt for its characters.
Nikki Appino’s newest spectacle puts a new spin on the myth of Orpheus.
How did this show land on the Rep’s stage?
Taking fuzzy aim at an obscure target.
A new version of King Lear provides plenty of spectacle but little else.
A loving production of Martha Edson’s new play.
While the best theater of 1999 may have been happening on the streets during the WTO protests, it was only…
A classic novel mixes swagger, swordplay, and serious philosophical debate.
The avant garde looks positively old fashioned in New Citys new play
Stephen Wadsworth’s adaptation of Marivaux has too much “class.”
WHEN YOU’VE HAD A show running for several months, it’s a hit. When it’s run for several years, it’s a…
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