Stripped-down script and World War II staging don’t quite add up in the Springs.

Nancy Keystone's restless, busy staging has plenty to admire, but fans of the Pulitzer winner may find it gets in its own way.

Firehouse Theater's production of James Ijames' comedy hits its targets with a game four-person cast.

Touring show blends clowning, puppetry and circus acts into a joyful, family-friendly romp.

Angels in America Part Two deepens the story begun in Part One, culminating in a gripping conclusion.

Bryony Lavery's chilling drama gets a committed cast, but the script doesn't always deliver on its weighty premise.

The uplifting musical about 9/11's unexpected kindness finds new resonance in turbulent times.

Beloved mother-daughter story lands emotionally even as staging issues slow the production.

A pair of clowns navigate identity, distraction, and physical comedy in this inventive Fringe-style piece.

OpenStage's energetic staging of The Cottage features fun design, but the script is lacking.