
George Bernard Shaw’s 6-Hour ‘Beast’? She’s All In
A dancer turned director, Kimberley Rampersad is tackling “Man and Superman” at the Shaw Festival.
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A dancer turned director, Kimberley Rampersad is tackling “Man and Superman” at the Shaw Festival.
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Female producers, migrating from nonprofit theater and the entertainment industry, are bringing new skills and values to the commercial stage.
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After more than two decades and three out-of-town runs, “Harmony” is scheduled for early next year.
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Bess Wohl’s daring, mysterious new play is a comedy of underparenting and a tragedy of selfishness. Or is it the other way around?
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If the eclectic clutch of productions in its first week is any indication, the Rave Theater Festival is off to a promising start.
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Theatrical productions at the Edinburgh International Festival and Fringe give the impression of a world coming apart at the seams.
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Some West End theaters are fitting staff members with recording devices to deal with alcohol-fueled bad behavior.
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A sumptuous Ibsen revival starring Uma Thurman and a knockout premiere by Adam Bock close the Williamstown season with a metaphysical “boo!”
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Mary-Louise Parker will reunite with her original co-star, David Morse, in the spring for the Broadway debut of Paula Vogel’s Pulitzer-winning play.
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