Surviving a battle requires strength, dedication, patience and courage. Battles are rarely fought alone, and in The Hero’s Wife, these traits describe a young s...
Porcupines, moose, giant purple elephants, oh my! The Center for Puppetry Arts’ Harold and the Purple Crayon, running through May 26, is not your average puppet...
“If you’re an animal, we built the jungle.”
Pipeline, by Dominique Morisseau, examines what happens when racial tensions climb too high and explosive conflic...
“After Trump.”
Those two words draw the line between 7 Stages’ two world premieres of Atlanta playwright Topher Payne’s tragicomic Angry Fags.
When it deb...
How do you feel when your most well-known work is not your best work? What happens when a new generation challenges the ideals of the one before it? Can you hol...
The musical Falsettos has been dusted off and rediscovered, with a New York revival three years ago, a recent national tour and a filmed version that played in ...
It’s 1952 in Manhattan, and it’s raining men with money -- unless you’re Louis (Sean Doherty), Max (Marcello Audino) and Sonny (Kenny Tran). These three pals ar...
The classic Rodgers & Hammerstein musical South Pacific can sometimes seem like too much of a nod to yesteryear to have anything new to offer. However, the ...
The Pitmen Painters, at Theatrical Outfit through March 24, asks lots of questions: What is art? Does its meaning lie with the creator or viewer? Should it be p...
If there were a yearbook superlative for least likely to be shot by the police, Tyler Evans (Travis Turner) would have won it. He has a college degree, his favo...
