This dazzling new dance-theater piece incorporates elements of pre-ballet Baroque dance.

"Straight-talker" McCain is as cynical and conniving a political animal as any of them, and better at it than most.

This new edition is a good reminder of the still-intimate relationship between literature and physical objects.

The Stray Cats' late 80s reunion albums, reissued on Hep Cat Records, are worth another listen.

Henry James' suspenseful tale of duplicity, set in a backwater of Venice, comes luridly to life on stage.

Cast and crew's great cleverness and enormous talent make Brecht's masterpiece pulsate with the outsized, exaggerated energy of real life.

Hayes Carll has a decisive answer to those faux-devotional slick country songs like "Jesus Take the Wheel."

Our Time Theatre Company provides an artistic home for kids and teens who stutter.

Susan B. Anthony, Joan of Arc, and Amelia Earhart fear an attack from the men's ward.

An Iraqi immigrant who knows he cannot be loved invites hatred and abuse instead, because at least it's something.