This extended Figar-anza with music is an exercise in extremes and an interesting concept. Unfortunately, half is also an ordeal.

What if there were a house in which only questions could be spoken?

The Civilians' new play with music is spirited and thought-provoking, with interesting characters, but suffers from a lack of plot.

An estranged cousin of Hugh Hefner deals with making a name for himself.

There's a wink and a smile behind just about all these songs -- a fizzy tonic for hard times.

Harrington's characters may not find their holy grail of contentment, but the songs he writes about them are totally satisfying.

This blast of urban adrenaline has a youthful, athletic cast with more energy than a solar flare, and talent to match.

"Conversations on Russian Literature" has all the elements of the great suspense stories of our age: two characters sitting in a park talking.

You could live or work in this neighborhood your whole life and never know about the grisly things that happened here.

A combination of rough singing and sweet music gives this new collaboration between two original Jayhawks its charm.