Theater

Toward the end of Palm Beach Dramaworks’ breath-stealing, intense and all-together riveting production of August Wilson’s masterpiece, Fences, fierce thunder claps…

A teenager has an argument with her father. Later in the day, he leaves an apologetic voice message. The girl…

Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure is one of his rarely done ‘problem plays’ because it is on dual comedy and tragedy…

CORAL GABLES — About a year ago, Ft. Lauderdale-based Slow Burn Theatre mounted a dynamic production of the highly-charged, Tony-winning…

Four young women in a small-town Wisconsin bar, with a bowling alley beyond. It’s a story of their lives, their…

“Nanny was like the government if it really worked.” That pretty much sums up the story of Nanny, the heart…

Kinky Boots won the Best-Musical Tony (and a batch of others) in 2013. Six years later, the show is still…

A woman comes upon an unconscious, naked man washed up on a rocky beach. His rescue should be straightforward except…

A modern bride desires to start married life by honoring an ancient tradition of her African forebearers. But when an…

With vivid and fond remembrances of Berkeley Rep’s extraordinary 1999 production of acclaimed writer and director Mary Zimmerman’s “Metamorphoses” (produced…

Letters are such a great narrative device. Think of the notes between Abigail and John Adams in 1776 or the…

“Creditors,” written by the much-admired and influential Swedish playwright August Strindberg (1849 –1912) known for his forward-thinking and naturalistic dramas,…

Edward Albee’s (1928-2016) trenchant view of life, combined with his inventive, creative mind, resulted in plays that are disruptive, adult,…