Or: Stormy Weather Ah yes, a tale as old as time. Talented young woman returns to her natural environs from the big city, reconnecting...

Or: Take What You Want, And Pay For It I’ll level with you, dear reader: Merrily is hard show to do. It’s Sondheim, so you can’t hum it,...

Or: … And Some Go To Therapy Written, directed, and staring in his new feature, Dev Patel has not come a long way. This is not a snub on...

Or: The Woman and the Dog Every time I see Heidi Schreck’s What the Constitution Means to Me I am astounded at what powerful piece of...

Or: Making Memories It’s a real shame that a good psychological thriller, to maintain its mystery and shock, must obfuscate its plot as...

Or: Desert Power II, The Desert Gets More Powerful Or, still: Dear Abby, My Partner is the Messiah, and a Very Naughty Boy. I have a...

Or: Scorch marks and the Holy Sandwich One certainty, you will leave this play hungry. Even from the first moment an audience settles...

Or: “It’s as much about love, as loss.” How do we reinterpret our past? How do we keep the old stories, of tragedy and resilience, alive,...

Or: Life’s a Beach, Enjoy the Ride. How do you set a play on the water? Aurora Real De Asua’s new work takes place entirely on the ocean...

Or: Somebody Will Die (And we’re all fine with that) I do like a Good For Her story done well. Lizzie Borden (Cami Nicols), subject of...

Or: Irreverence Done Right Adaptation, particularly of a well loved and intimately known work, is a tightrope. A playwright cannot chisel...

Or: Lost Horizon As much as they are parodied and belittled the films of Wes Andrson do tend to stick their landing. You can raise an...

Or: How to Define an Absence Even the smell is somehow the same. That particular scent of religion toasted up, on Sunday mornings, of...

Or: Mud, Blood, Sax’n Violence “I need to kill someone! And I choose him!” Thus seethes Uhtred Ragnarson (Alexander Draymon). He’s...

Or: And a Porcupine in A Pair Tree Both funny and horrifying to practitioners of the dramatic arts, Kevin Labrum’s one act comedy, Be...

Or: Tangled Webs When we last left Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) he had come into his own as his own Spiderman, saved the world, and bid...

Or: Come Home With Me There’s nothing quite like Hadestown. The extravagant, elegant musical born from Anais Mitchell’s bare-boards folk...

Or: Feathers and Fangs I will confess to not being much impressed with The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes when Suzanne Collins unleashed...

Or: Out of the Penumbra I have a particular fondness for shows that are acts of storytelling. What the Constitution Means to Me...

Or: Non Zero Sum Two economists meet in a Manhattan ride share. Out of such meetings are worlds sent spinning. Glenn (Christian Telesmar)...