The audience experiences in visceral fashion the decaying of a man’s brain, and the effect is profound.

Mark Rylance plays the melancholic 18th-century monarch whose personality transforms when he is sung to.

This production strips away any martial pomp and circumstance, leaving men approaching battle with heavy hearts.

The hit Broadway musical is full of campy sentimentality and glitzy showbiz pizazz, without much underneath.

Martin McDonagh solidifies his spot as one of the most exciting dramatists working today.

Sally Cookson’s physical, emotional production gets to the heart of the book’s original intent.

Benedict Cumberbatch stars in a rabidly anticipated production.

Even in the midst of animalistic behavior, the roughest of characters can take on high art.

Nadia Fall’s fluid production offers up a rich cast of characters set in 1788 Australia.

Director Thom Southerland captures the essence of a decadent Berlin using a very minimal set.