Kerry Reid

The acclaimed French Canadian director and choreographer Guillaume Côté tell Shakespeare's story through "a hierarchy of dance."

Harmony France is ready to resurrect the feminist musical theater company; Joel Hall Dancers names new leadership.

Roberto Herrera teaches students—beginners and beyond—how to dance cumbia, salsa, bachata, and guaracha at Latin Techniques Dance Studio.

Nothing Without a Company's Sofa King Queer is a rousing world premiere pop-punk musical set in Chicago in 2008.

Adverses at Aguijón Theater reimagines the story of Electra and Clytemnestra as a tale both mythic and contemporary.

Tamara Harvey's staging overcomes some of the more ludicrous plot points through music, movement, and some strong performances.

Little Shop of Horrors at Music Theater Works is a mostly solid and satisfying take on the sci-fi musical comedy.

The touring musical version of the classic screen comedy explores gender fluidity and race without losing sight of showbiz razzmatazz.

The touring musical version of the classic screen comedy explores gender fluidity and race without losing sight of showbiz razzmatazz.

In Refracted Theatre's latest, playwright Laura Winters imagines a future U.S. where a queen tries to set things right.