The staggering sense of loss depicted by "Journey's End" in this sterling revival will continue to haunt theatergoers for a long, long time.
It's LaBute's most adult story - or at least, his most touching tale - primarily because its struggling hero, if you can call him that, really does want to grow up.
THE theater of ideas is all well and good in these politically charged times. But Leslie Ayvazian's "Lovely Day" demonstrates that playwrights need to have more in mind than simply exploring…
"Joe Turner," which opened Thursday at the Belasco Theatre, is one of Wilson's finest, rich in character and a poetry that suggests the world-weariness of the blues. Both come through in thi…
Ensler may not be the most nuanced of actresses, but she has an appealing stage persona that lets her get away with only sketchy approximations of these commonsensical women.
Everyone has a story, but some tell their tales better than others.
It helps, though, when you have an author as accomplished as Alan Bennett to provide the words.