Melis Aker’s comedy, Fish, imagines teen girls as they test boundaries and things spiral well outside the realm of their control. Tatiana Pandiani’s sleek production platforms the piece well and ...

In grad school, many years ago, I taught a seminar on realist theater and another one on history plays, but they were both really about the same thing: Not content, but historiographical approach. Not ...

A tricky nugget of a verbatim play. Loren Noveck reviews. Two Girls: A Homeric Retelling in the Oral Tradition, Eliya Smith’s tricky nugget of a verbatim play, takes as its ostensible subject an ...

The magic of Manual Cinema strikes again, in a piece about life during wartime. Loren Noveck reviews. A house is hit by a bomb and the parents of a little girl (Sarah Fornace) are killed, buried in ...

Irish Rep continues its tradition of excellent O’Neill revivals with this beautiful new production. Patrick J. Maley reviews. The Hairy Ape at Irish Repertory Theatre is a wonderful production of a ...

Slam Frank, the satirical musical that has just moved into the storied Orpheum Theatre from last year’s run at Asylum NYC and is playing until the end of November, seems to have taken to heart the old ...

Nearly ten years after its Off-Broadway premiere Jocelyn Bioh’s play remains as potent as ever. Nicole Serratore reviews. Jocelyn Bioh’s School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play still has power ...