Susana Hornos’s solo show, Too Young to Be a Widow, embodies the essence of solo theater. A single actor with minimal staging brings a...

In her New York debut, The Jackie of All Trades, Sandrell Ross, tells the story of how she got to be where she is now. The play opens...

Raoul Bhaneja plays seventeen parts in this two-hour production of Hamlet, and it may be the best production of Shakespeare you have ever...

In William Leavengood’s play, The Azure Sky In Oz, Amanda Ladd performs the roles of two women, visual artist Michelle Feulner-Castro,...

In the opening of Lies, Anger and Forgiveness, a young woman bids her family in Rome goodbye and goes to LA in search of opportunity. She...

Hank Curry presents three characters in his solo mime performance, Confusion, who are vexed by the little things that sometimes get under...

Ms. Lavinia Draper is a star. Sure, tonight she's being held in a south Florida jail cell for misbehaving at a bar, but come on, she just...

Fingernails in the Side of the Cliff is Tina deVaron’s solo show about being the daughter of world-renowned conductor Lorna Cooke...

A play inspired by a mass shooting sounds like a tough sell. On August 5, 2012, a white supremacist went into a Sikh temple in Oak Creek,...

"I am a woman and a serious artist, and I want to be judged as such." So begins La Divina, with Shelley Cooper as the 20th-century opera...

By the Light is the story of a young man named Joe who leaves home to join the circus. Joe (Michael Irvin Pollard) enters the stage from...

In Becoming a Woman, Rachel Frost tells her personal story of an up-and-coming actor struggling with femininity, family and aging in the...

In A Eulogy for Roman, Milo, a young American, goes on his first plane ride to Edinburgh to eulogize his childhood best friend. Brendan...