A fascinating slice of history from a volatile era but the play’s structure and focus undermines some of its power. Nicole Serratore reviews.

The new play by the downtown legend Len Jenkin mixes a tender love story with some darker, stranger magic. Loren Noveck reviews.

A word game becomes a painfully effective metaphor in Kallan Dana’s tart and tightly crafted new play. Loren Noveck reviews.

Haruna Lee’s surrealism, satire, and comedy serve a gut-wrenching play on gender, sexuality, immigration and trauma.

Peter Mark Kendall delivers a “quiet, humane” performance in this otherwise tonally-confused play. Joey Sims reviews.

Six modern women enter a convent in Jessica Dickey’s new play, but the results end up being the same for all. Alicia Kort reviews.

Aleshea Harris’s new play is socially-critical theater with an engaged, energized cast.

PlayCo continues its collaboration with Toshiki Okada in this US premiere. Molly Grogan reviews.

Alison Walls reviews Jaclyn Backhaus and Andrew Neisler’s nostalgic tribute to America’s pioneering spirit.