David Henry Hwang spotlights cultural differences in a compelling and hilarious way.

A play about Martin Luther King starring Samuel L. Jackson and Angela Bassett – you'd expect that to be good, right? You'd be wrong.

Stephen Karam’s skewed vision is a bit heavy on cleverness, ultimately leaving the audience members scratching their heads.

There is a united ensemble feel to every element in this highly commendable production of one of Shakespeare’s neglected works. 

How did such respected authors and directors come to put together such a bad triple-bill?

Harper Lee's classic characters have been brought to life with appealing insight and clarity.

Linda Lavin gives a shining performance in Nicky Silver's latest blend of comedy and drama.

Reviving a Terence Rattigan play is a good idea, but Man and Boy is not the best choice.

Eugene Ionesco's odd, brilliant 65-minute play turns language on its head and relationships inside out, rushing you quickly away from normalcy.

A patchwork of solutions has failed to fix this expensive disaster.