Arts

The LPTW is a pivotal force which is helping women catch their stride to excel in the theater world.

A fine cast and production breathe new life into Garson Kanin's 1946 comedy.

What is it about the nature of work that becomes boring?

At his sold out show, Creed Bratton proved to be as hilarious, outrageous, and delightfully offensive as ever.

'The Sensuality Party' is a disturbing, fascinating, weirdly funny dive into the psyche of a generation as seen through one very talented writer's novelistically observant eye.

A Victorian-age woman and a modern-day Muslim woman in the UK tell their parallel stories.

What makes these productions so good is their attention to detail, both in the actors' characterizations and in the myriad perfect touches of action and interaction.

Actress and comedian Carol Burnett is still in her element at these live, intimate Q&A sessions.

Many of the play's well-known scenes and speeches hit home with depth and exactitude under Gregory Doran's scholarly and wide-angled direction in this spectacular if flawed production.

With a uniformly excellent cast, this bracing version of Gotthold Lessing's German Enlightenment play hits home with its then (and still) controversial view of religion: that no faith has the uniquely true message of God.