Stage Review: “Bellona, Destroyer of Cities” at the ICA
Sexy, dangerous, mind-boggling Sci-fi in performance at the ICA
Stage Review: “Sons of the Prophet” at the Huntington
World premier of Stephen Karem's tragicomic, family drama without the parents
Stage Review: “Eurydice,” staged by the Independent Drama Society
The tragic love story of myth--with clowns
Stage Review: “Book of Days” from Bad Habit Productions
A small-town mystery of drama, sainthood, cheese and foulplay
Stage Review: “9 Circles” from the Publik Theatre
What's to be done when a solider's accused of committing the wrong inhuman acts?
Stage Review: “reasons to be pretty” at Speakeasy Stage Company
A little Mars/Venus drama from playwright Neil LeBute
Stage Review: “Hotel Nepenthe” from Actors’ Shakespeare Project
Like Off-Kilter? Catch this one before it slinks off
Stage Review: “My Name is Asher Lev” at the Lyric
Portrait of the artist as a young Hasidic man
Stage Review: “Ajax” at the A.R.T.
An innovative take on the Greek tragedy about war, honor, heroism and P.T.S.D.
Stage Review: “Cymbeline” played by Actors’ Shakespeare Project
A lighthearted take on a Shakespearean B-side.
Stage Review: The Abbey Theatre’s “Terminus” at ArtsEmerson
"Pulp Fiction" meets Sophocles, meets Shel Silverstein
Stage Review: A.R.T.’s R. Buckminster Fuller and the History (and Mystery) of the Universe
How to make war obsolete, end world hunger and stop global warning--turns out it's all about the triangle.
Stage Review: “Ruined” at the Huntington
Could you survive unending war with your humanity in tact?
Stage Review: “Vengeance is the Lord’s” at the Huntington Theatre Company
Think your family gatherings are tense? Meet the Horvaths.
Stage Review: “Body Awareness” from Speakeasy Stage Company
Lesbians, Aspergers and porn
Stage Review: A.S.P.’s Henry IV Parts I & II: The Coveted Crown
Words sharper than swords in Shakespeare's wartime tale about playing roles and measuring honor.
