Bill T. Jones’ explosive tribute to Nigerian icon Fela Anikulapo Kuti comes back to town for an encore.

This two-man slapstick retelling of the Harry Potter stories has a wholesome charm to it that may appeal to Potter fans and non-fans alike.

The cast of Harvey has a lot to live up to when set against the history of great performers who have taken on the play.

Soho Rep’s intimate production of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya sets the characters in a contemporary American milieu.

Rock of Ages has failed to generate the same kind of excitement on screen as it did on stage.

Daniel Sullivan’s enjoyable but rather lackluster production takes place in the Old South.

Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire's musical revue benefits from talented cast members who make their chemistry look easy.

Pam MacKinnon’s production savors all the intellectual vigor and black comedy of Bruce Norris’ play and makes for a successful upgrade to Broadway.

The 2012 Tony Awards offered healthy and unpredictable competition, even if the awards show itself was less than thrilling.

Jim Parsons helps bring some old-fashioned charm to Mary Chase's 1944 Pulitzer Prize-winning play.