Charles Green

Sarah Ruhl’s reimagining of the ancient myth becomes a touching exploration of love, memory, language, and loss.

Fans of the movie and novices alike will enjoy this gloriously funny musical.

Mixing humor and heart, the performers hit every moment perfectly and sing with energy and passion.

Laughs ensue as the actors change costumes and characters mid-scene, sometimes multiple times in a single scene.

Sally Boyett directs and choreographs a fun tribute to the pains and joys of theater life.

In joyful celebration of Compass Rose Theater’s 15-year history, six actors and a pianist sing medleys and songs from previous productions.

An entertaining, easy read, the new bio illustrates the possibilities that arise when talent and eagerness meet opportunity.

The show is a colorful celebration of dance and history, and only three performances remain.

An enthusiastic cast finds lots of laughs in a forgotten 17th-century comedy.

The production of Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy is a standout accomplishment.

The musical exudes hope and love for audiences of all ages, at a time when both are sorely needed.

The classic comedy wraps complex issues of ethics in brilliantly funny one-liners and misunderstandings.

This witty, colorful interpretation of Shakespeare’s classic comedy is a fun summer show that offers plenty of laughs.

Even though cut short due to rain, Act I alone delivered a whole show’s worth of toe-tapping music, excellent singing, and top-notch dancing.

The actors hit all the right comic moments, perfectly capturing the farce.

Paying creative tribute to a band that has made its mark on popular culture, the Birmingham Royal Ballet company dances spectacularly.

Mosaic Theater Company’s production of Andy Warhol in Iran is a masterful, creative blend of humor and reflection. Brent Askari’s play imagines a possible event during the pop artist’s 1976 visit to Iran to take Polaroids of the Empress for paintings, an event that, as Andy puts it, “might have happened.” Directed by Serge Seiden, the play intimately reveals the connections between two seemingly different people.

Everything in this production — the acting, music, and singing — comes together.

This funny and entertaining musical combines great dancing and singing with classic songs.

The actors hit all the right moments at just the right time, and everything comes together for an evening of theater filled with laughs and much to think about.