A goat fantasia from New Century Theatre Company.
Seventeen years after his death, Bill Hicks still has no comedy heirs. How come?
A switch from white to black adds a powerful new dimension to Arthur Miller’s play.
The birth of the conservative blow-up doll.
The best rock opera since Tommy.
Boomer nostalgia and classic pop-craft.
It’s hard out there for a spokesperson.
A riveting exploration of fraternal bonds, set in New Orleans.
A future holiday hit in chrysalis, thanks in part to its sixth-grade star.
A new holiday musical is built around a sixth-grader from Olympia.
The new, touring Hair is a tame and easy-on-the-eyes tribute to a lost era.
What’d happen if Lifetime and Comedy Central had a baby.
A heist tale better suited to TV.
An invitation you should decline.
A somnambulant play about a plucky gal.
Tales from the back of an ambulance.
A Texas-sized sitcom.
Still timely, as long as people keep hating the other.
Cirque du Soleil appeals to the Dockers crowd.
A children’s author drops the C-bomb in his short plays.
