Theater

"This show already premiered on Broadway, but for Boston to have the first American version of the piece is astounding and beautiful. I'm excited to be a part of this process."

This campy, hilarious, and brilliantly clever musical-theater 'Star Trek' parody is a galaxy of fun.

Molière's original version of 'Tartuffe' hasn't been seen since it was suppressed in 1664. Molière in the Park presents this newly reconstructed play next month in Prospect Park.

The NYC premiere of a play about the 18th-century female scientist is at the Flea Theater in an illuminating and finely chiseled production.

Two funny and very different shows, one from an unusual improv troupe, the other from a performer who grew up in a rather unusual family

In her collage-theater piece 'Where Are You? (New York)' Singapore- and New York-based creator Sim Yan Ying 'YY' explores many of the ways we deal with a loved one's death – including dance, music and humor.

Comedy, juggling, music and the macabre mingle in this darkly riotous clown show.

'L'Amour à Passy' offers a memorable Madame Brillon but an unappealing Benjamin Franklin in this new two-hander.

Flux Theatre takes on the climate crisis with a dystopian theatrical vision drawing on Greek myth, glam rock, and time travel.

"I like projects that come to an end. That's probably why I can't see myself running a theater company because it perpetually goes on forever."