George Bernard Shaw's second play entertains with quick-witted comedy and a mix of characters wrestling with desire.

A powerful cast, led by Kevin Spacey, serves up the Bard's work with thick intensity.

In honoring the 80th birthday of prolific South African playwright Athol Fugard, this play goes a long way to not get very far.

Kevin Spacey brings his monstrous portrayal of King Richard across the pond to New York.

The classic 1935 American folk opera gets a little tightening and tweaking but keeps its heart where it was.

From Spider-Man to The Book of Mormon, the 2011 season swung between disappointing lows and soaring highs.

Aside from some slow points, Shlemiel the First proves to be a lighthearted dose of fun with some wild klezmer music.

Molly Smith Metzler’s new play teeters between far-fetched comedy and seriousness, doing neither particularly well.

The acting in this family-saga ensemble brings to life what could have been a mediocre play.

The 1965 musical has been retooled into something with currency for today.