Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg walk out on hate.

Cymbeline is one of those seldom-produced Shakespeare plays we English majors read in college but rarely get the opportunity to see.

The Spanish composer Federico Mompou, who died in 1987, is beginning to get his due in the zeitgeist.

A brilliant, sick brother, two hung-up sisters, and enough linguistic flair and dramatic panache for two or three plays

A few days in the life of Lizzie Borden, 12 years later.

Do a controversial artist's activities at her rural studio go beyond the merely disgusting to include something more sinister?

John Lee Hooker Jr. blasts out high-powered, recession-era blues.

Everywhere we go we walk on history.

Joe Mazza's melange of puppetry, silent film, and vaudeville effectively fuses avant-garde philosophizing with the pulling of heartstrings.

Fine operatic singing fails to rescue this bumpy production of Schiller's tale of Joan of Arc.