Arts

A modernist white canvas capsizes the equilibrium among three longtime friends. Is it art?

'Two Strangers' lands with humor, poignance and immediacy thanks to the brilliant performances of Christiani Pitts and Sam Tutty.

'The Burning Cauldron of Fiery Fire' is Anne Washburn's original, poetic examination of a commune in Northern California whose members don't live up to their ideals.

'Kyoto' reveals the insider battles during negotiations to eventually adopt the Kyoto Protocol to control greenhouse gas emissions.

To "get" a parody, you have to be familiar with what's being parodied, right?Usually. The annual drag shows from Heartbeat Opera are exceptions – hilarious, harmonious, happy ones. This year's extravaganza will cruise on camp, costumes, and kookiness right into your crooked little heart.

Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves tear it up and tear it down in Samuel Beckett's existential journey as they continue 'Waiting for Godot.'

'The Other Americans,' John Leguizamo's tragedy about how a Latino family mistakenly embraces the American Dream, resonates with power.

Cobb introduces us to the figure of the Black woman employee whom companies keep on "to give the work you don't want to give to more important people."

Spiky and overflowing, 'Dimension Zero' whips its traditions and influences into a cheeky gumbo, its earnest anti-capitalist message wrapped in cosmic-psychedelic paraphernalia and unstoppable hijinks.

This hard-to-categorize show employs an innovative technology called the "BodyMouth" in a dance-theater-opera performance that references mythological female forest creatures from Balkan folklore, commenting on the othering and suppression of women and the female voice.