reid tang’s new play exists in a jiggly universe full of unpredictable concepts and images but meaning is harder to ascribe to it. Nicole Serratore reviews.

Beth Malone shines in the title role, but Joey Sims wishes this production were a little more “actively weird.”

A look at historic Vietnam War activism takes a detached archival approach. Nicole Serratore reviews.

Royal Osiris Karaoke Ensemble worship a pizza wheel. Incomplete but calming and serene. Joey Sims meditates and reviews.

Transport Group premieres a new musical about a young Edna St. Vincent Millay with a lush score by Carmel Dean, but a confused dramatic perspective. Lane Williamson reviews.

Richard Patterson reviews Dickie Beau’s challenging drag tribute to Monroe and Garland.

Christina Masciotti examines the hurdles facing the current generation of war veterans. Loren Noveck reviews.

Patrick Maley enjoys the snacks, not so much the drama, in Target Margin’s revival.

Loren Noveck reviews Julia Jarcho’s fairytale/horror story inspired by archetypal fears and a little Gogol.

Jordan G. Teicher reviews the newest poetry performance by DarkMatter.