Editor Picks

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

Rocker Jesse Malin's touching and joyful autobiographical musical brings to life the legendary NYC music scene of the '70s and '80s even as it revolves around the spinal stroke that rendered him paraplegic in 2023.

'Revolution' from the Grievous Angels is an uplifting and wonderful album for our times which will have you dancing on the picket lines.

"He didn’t sugarcoat things. He put a lot of things out there that were the way they really were. And he knew a lot.”

Snappy direction of a high-quality production, top-flight performances, and an original concept make this flawed new work worth checking out.

An assimilated Jewish composer bonds with his peasant-class Polish housekeeper in wartime Warsaw – but will it mean escape, or existential collapse?

Read Pretenders to the Throne of God by Adrian Tchaikovsky for pleasure, but appreciate the picture he paints of the dangers of anyone preaching greatness or perfection.

When it features its stars singing the Neil Diamond songbook, this biopic delights. Otherwise, it's a depressing slog.

Like its predecessors, this latest compendium inevitably sounds as if it were designed for someone with multiple personalities.

With the release of Disciples: Domination, developer Artefacts Studio attempts to bridge the gap between legacy lore and modern mechanics.