Tommy Carter's gritty 1989 drama holds up well as a lacerating look at police corruption and its inherent moral confusion.
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The title neatly sums up the euphoric charge generated by this feel-good musical. Writer-director Roger Bean, a master at fashioning intimate jukebox tuners ("The Andrews Brothers"), is in high-flying form with this world-premiere.
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Is there a "Mad Men" fan in God's creation that actually believes the upcoming Season 3 premiere is going to tie each and every one of them up in pretty bows?
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This sharp and sophisticated new play examines the blurry line between truth and fiction in our pop culture–driven world.
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This labored attempt at a docudrama about the deadly high school shootings is earnest but inert.
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This slight, unsurprising comedy accomplishes little.
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Though flawed, this work by playwright Karen Hartman commands the viewer’s involvement as it illuminates the disorganization and the everyday, human aspect of the Israeli pullout from Gaza in 2005.
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This one-hour play opens with an old joke and goes nowhere fast.
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Part documentary, part mockumentary, "Paper Heart" is a quirky movie that's got an even quirkier leading lady: Charlyne Yi, an offbeat, disheveled-looking, and adorable comedian.
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This collection of one-acts is a mixed bag but features some on-target acting and staging.
