'Girl, Interrupted' by Matyna Majok with music by Aimee Mann is based on the Susanna Kaysen memoir. Its themes echo with haunting poignance.

Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach are partners in crime in the bank heist doomed to fail in 'Dog Day Afternoon.'

In 'Every Brilliant Thing' Daniel Radcliffe is gobsmacking as the Narrator who picks audience members to help him tell his story.

John Lithgow is Roald Dahl in a performance for the ages in 'Giant,' leading a wonderful cast.

Matthew Broderick leads a fine cast in David Ireland's play about Irish identity politics, feminism and theater power.

Abigail and Shaun Bengson's musical memoir chronicles their trials during COVID and the fears accompanying their attempt to have another baby.

Four Chinese American women struggle up the corporate ladder with humor and poignancy in 'Chinese Republicans.'

In 'Bughouse' John Kelly inhabits the soul of the amazing outsider artist and recluse Henry Darger.

Elevator Repair Service's 'Ulysses' is zany and humorous in part, and challenging, complicated and opaque at times. However, it is always engrossing.

When two off-duty British soldiers meet two pretty Irish women in a pub, things go swimmingly until they don't in Leo McGann's 'The Honey Trap.'