An inventive production of Daniel K. Isaac’s ambitious play on family history and folk tales. Nicole Serratore reviews.

Stories that cry out to be told, in a play that doesn’t always succeed in telling them. Loren Noveck reviews.

This multimedia take on Nick Payne’s play by a Chinese company offers an elegant and quietly compelling production. Alison Walls reviews.

The Assembly tries to make sense of Hamlet, Chekhov and Heiner Müller. Alison Walls reviews.

Molly Grogan looks for possibility in endlessly repeating loops.

When God gets served his own existential hell. Molly Grogan reviews.

Escalating.