Theater

Magic, mentalism, and storytelling propel Jeff Grow's award-winning solo show.

Who could forget the great Esther Williams and her aqua-musical legacy?

Entertaining and thought-provoking, this new thriller is a nice way to begin hacking one's way into the Halloween season.

Georgie Caldwell's appealing performance can't debug this magical tale's problematic script.

As performed by the bewitching Hanna Cheek, Clay McLeod Chapman's monologues deliver old-fashioned catharsis in a big way.

Two more DVD collections of misguided educational featurettes are toasted to perfection.

Don't look for deeper meanings in this lively, physical production.

This young-girl-oriented musical romp serves as a wonderful introduction to live performances.

Marionettes and abstract elements pull this experimental piece in one two many directions.

Would David Mamet's 1992 sexual harassment drama seem dated today? A 2009 New York audience decisively answered no.