Is the conflict between the archetypal, masculine hero and the worship of a more contemporary, sensitive man still one that resonates decades later? more ›

. Seriously, there's plenty to like in January, from gutsy works to brand-new musicals. more ›

Thank god for the Capital Fringe Festival. The event, now in its second year, makes sure that our July isn’t totally barren when it comes to edgy, exciting theater. We’ll be giving you a more detailed report on what the Fringe has to offer this year (hint: Avenue Q and Harry Potter parodies, Chocolate Jesuses and an operatic Lysistrata are among the choices), but here’s what the less fringified theaters around here will be up... more ›

, now being staged at American Century Theater, is a slow-moving but well-executed drama with enough moments of humor and truth to complement a lazy, reflective Sunday afternoon. more ›