THE HEIGHT OF THE STORM is more an exhibition of acting craft and exhilarating lighting and set design than it is engaging drama. More...

"Sunday" applies a storytelling twist on the coming of age experience. Playwright Jack Thorne, Tony-winner for “Harry Potter and the...

If what you know about “Cabaret” is informed by the classic 1972 movie which made Liza Minnelli a superstar, you owe yourself to see the...

It’s strange how some lines jump out at you when they didn’t the first time you saw a play years before. In a solid production at...

“I did consent”. So begins “American Moor” written and performed by playwright and actor Keith Hamilton Cobb, who did consent to...

Director Jamie Lloyd’s production of Harold Pinter’s “Betrayal” is Pinter perfect. To be precise, it’s not just a perfect dramatization...

Actor, pianist, and playwright Hershey Felder concluded his hugely successful, limited one-week run of his solo show “George Gershwin...

The weather gods didn't bless the late August, midweek evening I attended “Merry Wives of Windsor” at Shakespeare & Company. The Roman...

Berkshire Opera Festival’s excellent “Don Pasquale” is everything a comic opera ought to be: funny, broadly played by agile actors;...

“It was joke", Lincoln tells his younger brother Booth, why their father named them as he did. But there’s no joke about the desperate...