Although the play’s thematic content provides food for thought, much of it is slow, didactic and derivative.

At age 86, Elaine May turns in an electrifying performance as a woman whose mind is slipping away.

Grief and joy alike suffuse a play that is a triumph through and through.

This marvelously entertaining and thought-provoking play brings to life a battle being fought every day in our society.

Glenn Close stars as Joan of Arc’s mother, who must wrestle with her daughter's visions.

As this musical production takes to the road, Betty Buckley radiates joy from center stage.

Bedlam, in a move fitting of its name, combines these two plays into a side-by-side experimental mashup.

Theresa Rebeck’s latest play takes on an interesting premise but fails to stick the landing.

This innovative production finds all kinds of ways to breathe new life into this Golden Age musical.

Characters and songs collide in Conor McPherson's ode to Dylan and the Depression.