Where the fictional Sherie Rene Scott leaves off and the real one begins is never made quite clear. You are left guessing. No matter. There's no guessing about "Everyday Rapture." It's raptu…
By the end of John Prescod's play, all of the minor pleasures are rendered meaningless.
Kate Atkinson's Abandonment
As exciting as hockey can be on the ice, it hasn’t made for compelling dramaturgy. But Victor Lesniewski, an aspiring playwright, tries to get a stick in the game with “Where B…
Review by Andy Propst
Charles Busch Keeps Inventing New Roles For Himself
Can you say "laparoscopy"?
Drama training - in everything from circus skills to musical theatre - has never been more available. But are courses giving students what they need to survive in the real world?
Also joining the cast of An Englishman in New York are a number of other American actors, including Denis O'Hare, who plays Rob Lowe's manager in US drama Brothers and Sisters.
Gerald Zipper's Secrets - where "hidden relationships threaten friendship and love" - makes its Off-Broadway debut June 28 at the Theatre at St. Luke's.
In its 60th year and boasting a list of past performers that includes Katharine Hepburn, Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn, PFL stages interactive 30-minute dramas that attempt to engage the audie…
Four generations of black men haunt "Blue Door," Tanya Barfield's affecting tale of one man's journey into the past to find his present.