Signature remounts this flawed political musical from 1998 with a satisfying polish.

This measuredly apolitical show is a well-acted meditation on the (definitively political) nature of accidental shootings.

The play is best when it embraces physical humor.

Take a trip down memory lane to the ’90s in Theatre J’s newest production.

Memorable performances separate this adaptation from the pack.

For the past 13 years, Round House Theatre’s teen program gives area high school students a chance to take center stage.

Don’t let the violence turn you away: If you can handle a bit of in-your-face gore, you’re in for a nastily funny good time.

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ Appropriate is a searingly funny, painfully accurate play about denial in white identity.