"Job" by Max Wolf Friedlich presents intense, intimate performances in a claustrophobic space, making us feel like prisoners.

Through technical precision, plentiful tension and ambiguity, Mr. Dorfman has crafted an enduring and resonant work of dramatic literature.

There’s a moment in “Orion and the Goatman” at the Flea Theater in Lower Manhattan that may be the scariest epiphany I’ve ever heard on...

"Patriots," by Peter Morgan is a Shakespearean story,

What follows is an often riveting, extremely well acted meditation on grief...

The show scintillates with realistic, comic and dramatic dialogue.

It is not strictly speaking a play about dealing with what happened on 9/11. Instead it is about how some people invent another reality.

Shepard knew how to write dialogue. And just overhearing that delivered well is exciting.

It's a show that has it all and is so well done, it feels like Broadway just in a smaller building.

It's 1941. Yes, a war is going on. The world is falling apart. But Walt Disney is mad. About other things. Across the ocean, the world...

"Windows" is by Tawni O'Dell, whose play "Pay the Writer" tells a strong story about people who care about each other. It's got people,...

Henrik Ibsen is one of the great playwrights of the modern era. "Hedda Gabler" and "The Master Builder" are masterpieces. "When we Dead...

This play is not so much about the bangs and booms of war, less about the fog and fatal fireworks of war than the fog of life.

Ronnie Larsen's "The Actors" resonates with its author's voice. A mix of farce and family, it's just a hilarious play.

The result is a great play, an important point, and theater that is at once timely and timeless.