Theater

A first-rate production of Oscar Wilde's biting comedy, still relevant for contemporary audiences with its depiction of corruption and hypocrisy in high society.

It's an intriguing tale of a tangled web of family love and trauma, but structural and creative problems keep it from achieving its potential.

This clever and erotic show featuring a spellbinding performance by Laura Campbell continues in the vein of the memoir which was a Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2004.

An unsuccessful stand-up comedian is forced to come to terms with his failure in this well-staged dark comedy.

Are there second chances in life? Sometimes we need to hit roadblocks to begin to understand what real movement is about.

In this musical telling of the famous tale of the lovelorn hunchback, you'll find yourself singing the catchy melodies long after you leave the theatre.

This is a clever exploration into the human mind and heart, via the reality of artificial intelligence.

A set of Christmas ghost stories evokes the golden age of radio drama.

This compendium of visuals, music, sound and vocals will make you suspend your judgment for an entertaining ride.

This is a surprisingly lively and entertaining collection of Shakespeare's writings about theater in his plays, with commentary illuminating the business of the theater at the time.