Theater

A new take on the run-up to the Salem witch trials proves a gripping work with echoes of Shakespeare as well as 'The Crucible.'

Sometimes a wild journey of 4,000 miles brings unexpected results.

"The Rite of Spring" descends on Brooklyn in an exciting new context.

Doris is waiting and waiting on a bench for someone to pick her up. But this unforgettable production brings us to a sacred place.

This isn't a musical with flashy sets, and the dialogue could be funnier, but it lifts your spirits and keeps you highly entertained with pitch-perfect singing, soulful performances, fun dance movements, and memorable songs.

Norman and Sandra Lewis enjoy playing Sinatra records. But the musical metaphor becomes associated with a psychological dynamic that is both funny and tragic.

Site-specific theater gains an exciting new dimension with this four-piece play performed at L.A.'s landmark Natural HIstory Museum.

Phenomenal Irish step dancing, a skillful and talented cast, and a story about what can never be lost in the human mind and heart make this musical a winner.

Most shows have backdrops. But what happens when the backdrops are the show?

The year is 1963. Brendan Behan has ended up in the Chelsea Hotel in NYC. What awaits him there will break your heart.