Pig Iron Theatre Company’s 'Franklin's Key' is a clue-finding, puzzle-solving uncovering of the 'truth' about Franklin’s legacy.

With excellent choreography, hummable music, and a cast of heavy hitters, the Broadway production is a must-watch.

Celine Song's play precedes her Oscar-nominated film, but explores similar themes of legacy, diasporic art, tradition, and gender.

"The Return of Benjamin Lay," is a timely reminder of Lay's unapologetic radicalism against authoritarian forces.

Actor, playwright, and scenic designer Hershey Felder shines in this very authentic one-man show

Blanka Zizka, who cofounded the company, makes a much-anticipated return as a director after a four-year absence.

The production proves that the most enduring star of The Hobbit has never been Bilbo Baggins, but Tolkien’s story itself.

"The Devil & Daisy Dirt" is equal parts theater and spoken word, with a backdrop of live bluegrass numbers.

The 'stunning' play walks us through a series of Ernestine’s birthdays, ultimately grappling with ideas of destiny, purpose, and her place in the cosmos.

The musical with great actors and costumes falters in its overall production.

Thom Cardwell, 79, the film producer, screenwriter, queer icon, and local celebrity, died on Jan. 2, 2025. He was also one of the original dancers on "American Bandstand."

Anne Hathaway and William Shakespeare ponder over one question: What if Juliet didn’t have to die over some boy?

The Shakespeare favorite continues to be an entertaining watch, complete with catfights, fairies, and jokes

Despite a murky ending, the original storyline is compellingly expanded over the span of a century with excellent actors

James Ijames' reworking of the August Wilson 1980s text reminds us how the Reagan years never really left us