At Home at the Zoo, the last name Albee picked for one of his works, carries as much weight as one can ask of a name.
Round and round Gillian Anderson’s Blanche DuBois goes, and where she stops, everyone knows.
The bracing final moment, in which the servant Firs discovers he’s locked in the house, is a coup de theatre.
Ultimately, this Antigone does what it espouses, appealing to our level heads rather than inflaming our passions.
Gallagher’s work has never gone stale because the actor keeps things both cool and committed.
For the past five years, director Sam Gold has been a standard bearer for seriously accessible American theater.
Michael Cera discusses his newfound experience as a stage actor and Brooklynite.
Theater director Ivo van Hove has made a habit of breaching borders.
Cherry Jones loves company, so it’s fitting that she plays the proprietor of a bed and breakfast in the show.
Luckily for Tom Kitt, he was in his dorm room when opportunity knocked.
Estelle Parsons has always found something interesting to do.
Robins’s 30-year career, with a new leading role season after season, is studded with indelible performances.
In David Adjmi’s satirical Marie Antoinette, the titular royal doesn’t start using her head until she’s in danger of losing it.
Unlike West Side Story and many other musicals based on the Bard’s work, Michael Kimmel’s libretto sticks largely to the playwright’s iambs.
What initially seems an obsessive-compulsive mash note to The Simpsons becomes a brain-teasing deconstruction of pop culture and more.
Lyle Kessler’s Orphans has got some major daddy issues.
Ladies and gentlemen, don’t be a sucker. Step right up to Pippin, the greatest homegrown show of the season.
While all the elements have been cooked to perfection, what sticks to the ribs is the hint of rawness at its center of things.
The Best of Off-Broadway’s Theatricalization of Film: The Flick, Belleville, & Really Really
The best Off Broadway productions so far this year would probably make lousy movies.
Even when The Whale wanders into heavily fished waters, it still comes up with fresh revelations and bracing truths.