Though set in the seventeenth century, Galileo feels unsettlingly relevant, just as Brecht would have wished....
Though set in the seventeenth century, Galileo feels unsettlingly relevant, just as Brecht would have wished....
Good Samaritans by Richard Maxwell, currently playing at the Abrons Art Center on an uncharted corner in lower Manhattan...
The Battle of the Somme in World War I is a grim setting for a world populated by imaginary tigers, imperious princes, and ...
Chekhov is bustin’ out all over. Aaron Posner is working on a new Three Sisters after contorting The Seagull into...
My daughter and I were not quite sure what to expect. This Rapunzel draws on the original tale...
I, Con tells a story dealing with personal turmoil that is both unimaginable and yet all too...
In Manhattan’s historic Stone Street District, Shakespeare is coming alive. And not just in the usual ways...
The title notwithstanding, Minami can't really have adventures; she's an android with no knowable inner states. But for that 
Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts disgustingly. That seems to be the message behind Richard Strauss's opera.
Sholem Asch’s God of Vengeance, written in 1906, opened this week at La MaMa Theater. The play explores...