Watch, listen, eat, and be transported by “Let Me Cook For You.”

The Mischief Company’s latest batters a classic — and its own cast — with gleeful excess. 

The fabled performance artist declaims poetry commemorating our age of Zoom funerals and Zoom weddings and Zoom memorials and compulsive handwashing. 

“Rube G. — The Consequence of Action” enlists the audience but misses the Rube Goldberg Machine mark.

Merging cinematography and choreography requires a fine balance.

An “apocalyptic flock of birds” delights at the Joyce.

The venerable choreographer concentrates 100 years of source material into a fervent performance.

‘What Kind of Woman’ contemplates abortion

Live and on video, Split Britches brings the audience to the table.

Marvelous acting and magical sets move the audience through time and space.