Whose truth are we witnessing when playwright Sharr White fictionalizes photographer Larry Sultan’s photo memoir of his parents? Juliet Hindell reviews.

Adam Rapp’s Broadway debut is masterfully acted, directed, and designed, but the play itself may leave you feeling “impressed and unsatisfied.” Cameron Kelsall reviews.

Raising questions about fact and truth without answering any, this new play starring Daniel Radcliffe functions like a half-written sentence. Alicia Kort reviews.

Nicole Serratore wonders why they revived this creaky play about a deaf woman and her relationship with her hearing teacher.