Joel Drake Johnson's sharp examination of office tension tackles race and complex interpersonal dynamics.

This classic musical has come a long way since its genesis, and has only grown richer through its evolution.

Edward Albee's parlor puzzler is meant to be difficult, but there is depth and sophistication if you're willing to look for it.

Tom Stoppard’snew play fails to dig beneath the surface of his characters like his other plays have done.

The musical that has been a theatre mainstay for a generation may now be running out of juice.

After a redraft, this musical adaptation of the hit movie swirls and soars with songs full of zing.

Mark Hayhurst's biodrama recalls the life of the man who called Adolf Hitler to account in a Berlin courtroom.

Sometimes wonderful ingredients do not a delicious pie make.

This ravishing musical fantasia has everything, from the extraordinary cast to the big, sexy score.

Three women with very different personalities collide under one roof in Amelia Bullmore'splay.

Kevin Elyot’s 1994 breakthrough about gay characters in New York gets a worthwhile revival.

Joshua Harmon’s new play is one of the best to cross the pond in several years.