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The play, a sort-of autobiographical story about an author and an inmate, includes a post-show “community conversation” about incarceration.

The last of this season’s Encores! musicals in concert, starring Michael Urie, resurrects a 1947 show that feels nostalgic for nostalgia.

The as-yet-unnamed venue is scheduled to open in King’s Cross in 2021. His most recent opened in Southeast London in 2017.

Productions in London of classic plays — from Chekhov to Cy Coleman — feature strong female performances.

Wilde stayed at a farmhouse in Norfolk, England, with his wife, and later, his lover. He also worked on “A Woman of No Importance” there.

S. Asher Gelman’s play tries to educate its audience, but it promises more than it can deliver.

Why they act. What they’ve learned. And what they’ll remember.

Yes, it has clowns and death-defying feats, but “Luzia” also has spinning turntables and a waterfall that produces almost-supernatural effects.

The first theatrical adaptation of a Saul Bellow novel is about to open in the city, and campus, that helped shape his sensibility.

Women on the front lines of danger in 1963 were often pushed to the backbench of the civil rights movement. A new play gives them their due.