Simon Stone turns Euripides’ “Medea” to ash and Rose Byrne crawls from the flames in a reworking at BAM. Lane Williamson reviews.

Haircuts and community abound in this exhilarating production from London’s National Theatre that has stayed with Juan A. Ramirez since he first saw it a year ago.

A trailer park in a snow storm becomes an arena for gravity and joint-defying physical theatre in this hilarious and surprising piece from Belgium. Lane Williamson reviews.

Joan Didion wrote, “We tell ourselves stories in order to live.” But how do we make sense of a world in disorder? Richard Patterson reviews.

Richard Patterson reviews Richard Eyre’s production from the Bristol Old Vic.

Richard Patterson reviews the US premiere of the RSC production starring Antony Sher.

Geoff Sobelle builds a house and calls it home. Molly Grogan reviews.

Molly Grogan reviews Schaubühne Berlin’s production in NYC.

Robert Lepage takes it home. Molly Grogan reviews.

Loren Noveck finds this Royal Court production of Caryl Churchill “unresolved but oddly satisfying.”