Although this is a period piece, this play reverberates with the zesty camaraderie that gay men can openly enjoy today.

Alan Ayckbourn’s new comedy-drama sketches a portrait of a man across seven decades.

This production preserves the show's original wonders while playing wonderfully for a new generation of theatergoers.

This spirited revival delivers a relatively swift descent into hell.

Unfortunately, the members of this ensemble seem as if they're acting in different plays.

Tom Stoppard’s 1917 tour-de-force can be a mess of historical and literary references, but it is handled deftly by this director and cast.

As one would expect, a production of this musical largely lives and dies by the strength of its leading actress.

Marin Ireland and Nathan Darrow make this rare revival worth the trip.

Replete with lush beauty and stellar performances, this version stays true to its origins.

Mean Girls and SpongeBob SquarePants lead the Tony nominations for the 2017-18 Broadway season.