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How do you see when you can't fathom what's 20 feet ahead of you? Sonya Kelly's riotous one-woman romp shows you how she did it.

Eric Argyle has just been hit by a car and killed. There just might be enough time to rectify something from his past to help someone in the present.

Three dream-and-reality dualities reflect our topsy-turvy, almost fantastical post-9/11 world of secret prisons and climate disasters.

A concept-concert featuring the phenomenally talented Anderson brothers pays tribute to Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey.

Solo performer Erin Leddy digs into an ancestor's life...until Grandma finally says, "No more digging dear, I'm all dug up."

A trickster theme and Holst's tricky music unite these two mini-operas, whose moods couldn't be more different.

In Ayckbourn's 75th play, mild-mannered Martin marshals his neighbors into an increasingly strident and fascistic neighborhood watchdog group.

This powerful new work, inspired by the thousand-year-old Japanese literary classic, is well worth seeing – and getting a bit perplexed about.

The composer of Barnum, Sweet Charity, City of Angels and other classic shows was at the peak of his powers to the end of his days.

A triple character study as well as something of a psychological thriller, Haunted with its bang-up cast is a doozy—and a delight.