Unwarranted Intrusion
A celebrity drops in on a budding playwright, but is that something to write plays about? by Michael Feingold
The Triple Happiness
A celebrity drops in on a budding playwright, but is that something to write plays about? by Michael Feingold
The Triple Happiness
Kate Crackernuts
Antigone
Married writers parse words to uncover their secret pasts by Charles McNulty
Fiction
Roundabout has means and opportunity, but its results may make you ponder its motives by Michael Feingold
After the Fall
"By Hazelle Goodman"
Complicité renders Murakami's Tokyo in surreally bright strokes by Ed Park
The Elephant Vanishes
A lot of skill and talent has gone into The Frogs, but somehow there's no creative pooling by Michael Feingold
The Frogs
After 15 years, Kathy and Mo are still pregnant with laughs by Francine Russo
Afterbirth: Kathy and Mo's Greatest Hits
Dumas's Black Tulip droops in Mark Giesser's new vase by Charles McNulty
How to Build a Better Tulip
Thoroughly modern Julie—Strindberg reset in the desert by Charles McNulty
Miss Julie by August Strindberg
The Action Against Sol Schumann
Thornton Wilder's warm-ups for Our Town tell the history of the avant-garde, family-style by Michael Feingold
Pullman Car Hiawatha; The Happy Journey From Trenton to Camden
Welcome to a Twilight Zone of campfire and Catholic thrills by Charlotte Stoudt
The Mystery Plays by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
Boise
Lynn Nottage's satire on black America comes equipped with morals—but should it? by Michael Feingold
Fabulation
Ping Chong travels imagistically into The Heart of Darkness by Alisa Solomon
Blind Ness: The Irresistible Light of Encounter
The Bard goes techno, and Aquila's audience trots along by Charles McNulty
Othello
Night Sings Its Songs
Address Unknown
When a comic genius sheds light on sickness, fraud, and greed, why turn the light off? by Michael Feingold
Le Malade Imaginaire
Some old pieces of theater can be amazingly up to date; others are just an amazing up by Michael Feingold
Counsellor-at-Law; The Girl Friend; Have a Heart
Playwrights play telephone—and the drama gets garbled by Stephen Nunns
Play
Weimar cabaret meets sapphic slumber party via Wau Waus by Alexis Soloski
The Wau Wau Sisters
Broadway: The Golden Age