The creative team does an impressive job of translating a story originally meant for the page.

This Pearl Theatre Company production of Chekhov, though uneven, is respectful of the text.

This revival – a long time coming – is stuffed with the city’s finest comic talents.

Brian Dennehy and Mia Farrow bring life to a story told through a series of letters.

Kenneth Lonergan’s slacker comedic drama gets its first Broadway production.

Theresa Rebeck decants two marriages on the rocks, but fails to get us to care about either couple.

Two young women, of different races but similarly scarred, take on a cold world.

Benedict Andrews' adaptation of this 1947 psychodrama makes bold choices, and most of them pay off. 

Lear brings the weight of tragedy back to Shakespeare in the Park.