An ode to missing items might not be the stuff of great theater, but it certainly fills a hazy, lazy summer moment

Gone Missing is a play about loss. No, not that kind of loss. Try shoes, pets, toys, or cell phones, for example

The shades of Moose Murders and Dude can relax tonight. Xanadu is actually a pleasant evening's diversion

What was the Roundabout thinking when it revived John van Druten's Old Acquaintance? Not clearly, that's for certain.

Tarzan will be closing soon, but did the ape man deserve a better fate?

The prolific Neil LaBute is at it again, with another new play, In a Dark Dark House. Only in this one, you really care about his characters--against your better judgment

Somehow the action and words fail to mesh in Neil LaBute's latest In a Dark Dark House

With the eight-piece saga now in front of us, it's clear why people keep returning to Intimate Exchanges. They've become smitten with the characters

The Producers plays Las Vegas; a match to make the mouth water. Hold on. The production falls a little flat, like a two-day old spritz of selzter

While Beyond Glory focuses primarily, on the American military experience, it has little to do with political theater