Like its direct descendant, "The Blair Witch Project," Blackwood's tale pricks at our most primitive, arboreal fear: that of becoming prey.

Twins reconnect after their mother's death in this partly funny, partly baffling play.

What if Gore Vidal had interviewed Timothy McVeigh in person on death row?

Spend a jolly evening of clever musical buffoonery with the "Best Band in the World."

An imagined history of a real book comes to life in this beautifully written historical novel.

In a world of hyper-talented young musicians, Back Door Slam plays truly impressive stuff, because it feels real.

Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" is cleverly klezmerized in this kid-pleasing show about a magical dreydl.

The Dido Project transposes Purcell's Baroque opera about the Queen of Carthage and the hero Aeneas to the modern boardroom, with video aplenty.

A new film focuses on the climactic period of Lennon and McCartney's legendary songwriting partnership.

Danny O'Connor plays a batch of wayward twenty-somethings in an impressive, if frustrating, one-man show.