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.'

She's a cocktail waitress. He's a Gulf War vet. When they get together they create an unforgettable relationship in Tracy Letts' 'Bug.'

AI holograms, duplicates of deceased loved ones, help the bereaved through the mourning process.

Mark Strong and Lesley Manville under Robert Icke's direction create a modern-day 'Oedipus' that is staggering, terrible and amazing.

'Archduke' stars Patrick Page and Kristine Nielsen in a farce about the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand – with a profound message for us today.

'The Baker's Wife' is a success because of the performances of Ariana DeBose, Scott Bakula, and the ensemble under Gordon Greenberg's direction.

Laurie Metcalf and Micah Stock create terrific portrayals of formerly estranged family members.

A modernist white canvas capsizes the equilibrium among three longtime friends. Is it art?