Its subjects are grim, but the new piece from the writer-director team of Sophie McIntosh and Nina Goodheart depicts them with nuance and dark humor. Loren Noveck reviews.

A one-woman show examines the complicated history of a noted filmmaker and a Nazi sympathizer. Juliet Hindell reviews.

Johnny G. Lloyd tests our ~patience~ with this play about solitaire champions. Joey Sims reviews.

Elyse Pitock’s new play about one woman’s chronic pain is mired down in its confusing tonal shifts. Joey Sims reviews.

Anya Richkind doesn’t dive too deep in this coming-of-age story that gets gory. Jordan G. Teicher reviews.