The Royal Shakespeare Company, via BAM. gives us a sturdy rendering of Chekhov's moody masterpiece The Seagull. Ian McKellen is compelling in the mostly comic role of Sorin

With Edge, Paul Alexander gives us a more manic Sylvia Plath( Angelica Torn) than we're used to seeing. And portrays her husband as the epitome of evil

Steve Ross is playing the Oak Room at the Algonquin-need we say more. Yes, he's doing the songs of Stephen Sondheim

Audiences will find a lot to feel uncomfortable about in America LoveSexDeath, Billy the Mime's ambitious , gaggle of routines, guaranteed to offend somebody

Attention, shoppers. You'd be wise to skip Walmartopia- This is a musical spoof that falls short in the spoofing aisle

Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp have returned to their roots, make that Rent and they're even better than they were the first time around.

The names in Charles Mee's play Iphigenia 2.0 may sound familiar, but the play bears little resemblance to its classic predecessor

In Lillian Hellman's The Autumn Garden, you need a scorecard to keep track of the players. The thing is, you really care about the twists and turns of their lives

What a wonderful late-summer (night's) diversion.Director Daniel Sullivan and his cry of players have the tone just about right in this most romantic of plays

The leads for Grease, selected by a television audience? A sure-fire recipe for disaster. But Laura Osnes and Max Crumm do nothing to embarrass themselves or the show. In fact, they're pretty darn good.