Buzzing, humming, and full of imagination, this play about a school fight looks at the conflicts of growing up. Ran Xia reviews.

A verbally expressive audience livened up this well-trod play about Queen Elizabeth and Margaret Thatcher. Joey Sims reviews.

Skillful design is failed by a contrived, thin narrative in this puppet-driven show. Nicole Serratore reviews.

In this dramatization of a real document from 1942, American soldiers have a little too much fun in a quaint British town and are given the titular pamphlet to tame their Yankee impulses. Alicia Kort reviews.

Erin Mallon’s play is a welcome escape into something nice. Dan O’Neil reviews.

With an ambitious visual landscape, this compulsively-watchable devised piece looks into what makes us human. Nicole Serratore reviews.

Jordan G. Teacher finds some satisfying challenges in Series A of the festival.

Gabe Cohn reviews the NYC premiere of Jon Brittain’s Olivier winner.

Loren Noveck reviews Henry Naylor’s pair of one-acts about gender and violence in the Middle East.

Wakka Wakka’s puppet musical slays American consumerism and Chinese stereotypes. Molly Grogan reviews.