The strongest family resemblance among these three short plays is that they all fall far short of their authors’ considerable talents.

Backed by an 18-piece orchestra and some back-up girls, Hugh Jackman puts the rest of Broadway to shame with his one-man song-and-dance show.

Mary Testa tackles the role of a lifetime – and survives!

Director Karin Coonrod makes some odd choices in this rarely performed piece of Shakespeare.

Family disfunction sets the mood around the Christmas tree in Robin Baitz’s throwback drama.

Nina Arianda turns in a dazzling performance in this kinky comedy about sex and power-play.

David Henry Hwang spotlights cultural differences in a compelling and hilarious way.

A play about Martin Luther King starring Samuel L. Jackson and Angela Bassett – you'd expect that to be good, right? You'd be wrong.

Stephen Karam’s skewed vision is a bit heavy on cleverness, ultimately leaving the audience members scratching their heads.