Smart staging and physical comedy make this an accessible if grisly piece of ancient Greek theater for a modern audience.

A cast of five tells an intense, streamlined version of the Scottish play. In Japanese, but I hardly noticed.

Flashbacks of two different kinds roil Alicia's mind in a very good St. Patrick's Day episode.

The pianist devised an unusual program of piano transcriptions of great composers' works by other composers.

Shocking at it may seem in TV drama, sometimes everything works out fine in the end.

It's not always smooth sailing for the city pedestrian, what with dogs, children, and Oprah.

The wizardly puppetry of Wakka Wakka is back, this time with a fiery tragicomedy about horses, hubris, and the Icelandic bank crisis.

The '90s star enlisted legendary bassist Tony Levin, some humpback whales, and her own emotional depth.

A versatile actress, Broadway belter, and now pop songstress, Megan Hilty stretches out artistically on her debut CD.

Alicia hardens her armor against her job's moral ambiguities in an exceptionally tense episode.