This is a fun musical about a nice Jewish boy with maxed-out credit cards and zero game with women.

Calvin Trillin brings a real-life love story back to life. 

Sebastian Barry's latest about two cellmates growing close is just too ludicrous to buy into.

Fine performances can't make up for the lackluster script by Stephen Belber.

Despite the accomplished actors playing the brothers, this production fails to achieve the chemistry to bring Shepard's play to life.

Playwright Nassim Soleimanpour builds a unique dramatic device that’s all heart.

Jack Neary has written an intriguing play, but the second act has a few too many twists for its own good.

The musicians are skilled, but the story about conductor Arturo Toscanini is steeped in sentimentality and smarminess.

Many of the productions of the past year were tinged with a political aura.

A promising young playwright plumbs the vicissitudes of recovery.