A carefully constructed battle of the sexes plays out in crisp, two-part…
War is hell for the soldiers called up to fight in “Napoli!”…
The great thing about George Bernard Shaw — and the thing that…
Congressional deadlock is nothing new. Neither are obstinate orators, peevish outbursts and…
More than 230 years ago, on the eve of the birth of…
“Arcadia” is a splendid Rubik’s Cube, as playwright Tom Stoppard twists its…
“Black Watch” has been taking audiences by storm ever since its 2006…
Like its undocumented protagonist struggling to find a place in the city…
The term “boxed in” takes on new meaning in the world premiere…
“So – what do you see yourself doing in five years?” It’s…
Sometimes it’s possible to be captivated by a play about ordinary people…
The tragedy of “Elektra” echoes through the American Conservatory Theater this month,…
Who’s in townComedian and actor Dov Davidoff, seen on E! Network’s “Chelsea…
Three almost-proscenium-sized picture frames, stacked asymmetrically upstage — plus a pile of…
It’s tempting to think that traveling back to the 1950s could solve…
“How can you honor the dead if you have no faith?” demands…
If you don’t laugh your pants off when Lorenzo Pisoni, in enormous…
If you don’t laugh your pants off when Lorenzo Pisoni, in enormous…
The American Conservatory Theater plans to hop on the Mid-Market revival bandwagon…
American Conservatory Theater associate artistic director Mark Rucker first staged the 1930…