If you’ve been to the theater lately, you were probably asked to turn off your phone before the performance. The audience for “Mala,” a one-woman show...

It can be easy to write off a play written in the 1700s as stuffy and outdated — and unfortunately, many plays deserve that dismissal.“The Rivals...

How do you cast the role of a legendary performer — someone like Billie Holiday, one of the greatest jazz singers of the 20th century, and the subject...

The theatrical premise of Lanie Robertson’s 1986 musical “Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill” — which runs March 5 through 31 at Geva Theatre Cente...

Mario and MJ Savastano understand why people can’t imagine working with their siblings. Over a decade ago, they would have agreed. Now, they are co-ar...

“Not everything is meant to be a musical.”That’s the message I received from a friend who knew I was seeing “Mrs. Doubtfire,” the Broadway musica...

What better way to wrap up Valentine’s week than with one of the most toxic romantic partnerships of all time?

The desire to watch rich people behave badly didn’t start with shows like “The White Lotus” and “Succession”— it goes back to (at least) 18th century ...

There was something spiritual about Tuesday night’s opening performance of “Ain’t Too Proud” at the West Herr Auditorium Theatre. As the opening notes...

A spotlight lights up a single black telephone. With one ring, the audience is transported to a time before smart devices and home security cameras, w...