Henry James would be aghast at the damage done to his delicate family drama.

James Lapine's revival is lukewarm, uninspired and generally disappointing.

James Lapine’s brisk, uncluttered directing isn't without its drawbacks.

The period-piece costume drama gets yet another revival, well acted all around.

A 10-minute bit is stretched into a much longer format.

Subtlety, rather than sensationalism, guides this revival of an oft-abused classic.

Ten Chimneys takes you on an enjoyable retreat at the Lunts' fabled estate.

Eight 45-minute samplers, geared toward National Alliance for Musical Theatre members, attract the crème de la crème of stage talent.

Fans of the classic big Broadway musical are unlikely to get their fill from these two new productions.