"When Gold Turns Black” is a fitting companion to that iconic photograph that blends just the right amount of personal and political.

It is a truly hilarious skewering of politically correct parenting.

We find ourselves admiring the realistic, yet artistic portrayals of the two actors, and the poetic realism of the writing.

A long time ago in an interview, Alan Alda was asked about lines he remembered, specific pieces of dialogue that stood out after so many...

In "Walden," we get a space age soap opera with two sisters interested in one man.

"People of the Book" is exactly what the play doctor ordered.

This play, while it can’t by itself fill a vacuum, goes a long way to giving a strong voice to young men in their twenties, portraying their

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

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

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