The new musical won’t make you forget the movie stars of the original romp, but you’ll see something new in all of their characters.  

The six-time Tony winner goes back to school and it is a chilling ride. 

The longtime Voice critic was erudite, witty, biting, and committed to informing readers about all things—good or bad—on the boards.

Politics in Communist China, the complications of language, and Google Translate all play their parts.

A teen aging way too fast—literally—falls into shady territory.

In its Broadway debut, the play immerses us in the precarious lives of people with disabilities, and those who help them manage a world not designed for them.

‘What Kind of Woman’ contemplates abortion

For a pair of overachieving twins, getting into a good college can be murder.

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

Willy Loman’s “eye for color” takes on new meaning in director Miranda Cromwell’s fresh take on the 73-year-old play.