Arts

It's rare we get such a close look at people with such firm convictions and such clear human and philosophical reasoning behind them, right or wrong.

This is a decent place. You guys ruin it for everyone.

A real-life supposed alien encounter from the 1950's gets the comedy treatment—complete with puppets.

Funny and touching, this well-acted television series works for everyone, Shakespeare fan or not.

"It's exhausting to be considered a wit." Perhaps, but lucky for us.

An astounding depiction of a "sick" mind.

Georg Büchner's way-ahead-of-its-time, experimental, unfinished play from the 1830's can make a pretty fine straight drama, too.

A vital young theatre company ends its first season with mixed results audience-wise, but high hopes for the future.

This story of life and love on a fictional Greek island is simple and old-fashioned and gets pretty silly, but that's all part of its lighthearted spirit.

In search of the bible of geology down the other big river.