1,121 stories by "Charles Isherwood"
This musical, at Barrington Stage Company, finds some goofy pleasures in the story of an actress who chases down criminals.
Two plays, Tom Holloway's "And No More Shall We Part" and Wendy Wasserstein's "An American Daughter," close this theater festival's season.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival and the Stratford and Shaw Festivals bring rewards to actors and audiences by showcasing a wide variety of shows.
The playwright Lucy Teitler brings tangy wit and barbed portraiture to this tale of multiple engagement parties.
Mr. Houghton, who died Tuesday, founded a Signature Theater whose seasons have focused mostly on a single playwright " a radical, fruitful approach.
This play explores Alice Austen's early passion for the medium of photography and her long relationship with her lover, Gertrude Tate.
This revival of a former Broadway hit pays homage to the original production while infusing the feline creatures of the show with fresh star power.
Encores! revives the 1979 musical "Kurt Vonnegut's God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater," a convoluted road trip that sends up capitalism.
This visually dazzling, mind-pinching production from the British company 1927 combines live performance, animation and music.
This operetta, guided by the trademark silliness of Gilbert & Sullivan, takes the audience along for a buoyant trip on the high seas.
At the Lincoln Center Festival, Jonathan Pryce stars as Shylock in a production filled with scorn, violence and anti-Semitism.
This celebratory jukebox musical, with a book by Berry Gordy, who founded the Motown record label, has returned to Broadway for a limited run.
The celebrated all-female Japanese theater company Takarazuka performed as part of the Lincoln Center Festival.
The play, much of which is silent, is just as intimate and lucid as its performances at Ars Nova last year.
Plays at the Rose Theater include "Okina," a prayer for peace and long life, and "Hagoromo," in which an angel loses her robe.
At the Williamstown Theater Festival, one of Tennessee Williams's less deluded heroines.
This drama by Samuel D. Hunter about friends gathering to mourn a suicide is presented by Theater Breaking Through Barriers.
Four women who have all been involved with the same man gather in his Paris apartment in this new play from Israel Horovitz.
A musical comedy at the Yale Repertory Theater follows members of a Catholic school chorus arriving in Edinburgh to compete in a choral contest.
This play, at the Mitzi Newhouse Theater, examines the events that led up to the Oslo peace accords.
Two teenagers on a Rhode Island beach become attracted to each other despite an obvious obstacle in this comedic drama at Playwrights Horizon.
God reprises his stage role as a gay white male sitcom star in "an hour and a half of comedy heaven" at the Booth Theater.
Its talented cast performed with infectious gusto. But this musical featuring the work of Kid Creole and the Coconuts is overwritten with an awkward plot.
The newest offering from Ms. Alvarez pulls its audience into the awkward places people in their 30s inhabit as they commit to careers and loves.
The show, at the Lyric Theater, features a story, set in old Hollywood, that adds the company's usual circus acts to a traditional musical.
