Kerry Reid

The Chicago actor, who died on August 10, was a key ensemble member of the Hypocrites and a loving and loyal friend.

Marina Carr's play about midlife marriages receives an intimate, compelling, and brilliantly performed local premiere with Gift.

Kay Martinovich directs Carr's story of dreams, infidelity, and a woman's desire to have "more than good" in life at Gift Theatre.

Three world premieres presented dynamic and thoughtful portraits of isolation, exposure, surrender and healing.

Seph Mozes's staging and Zoë Christine Rutherford’s performance in the title role add grandeur to the story of power, gender, and vengeance.

David Lindsay-Abaire's 2011 play anatomizes one South Boston woman's struggle to hang onto her values on the economic precipice.

Intergenerational trauma and loss take center stage in this new company's revival of Ellen McLaughlin's play about a search-and-rescue pilot.

Corn Productions celebrates, skewers, and lovingly sends up musical tropes and the people who love them in their latest original comedy.

Oscar Wilde's comedy about upper-class twits and the women who love them features performances that shine through the slapstick.

Here's the Exit's revival of Mara Nelson-Greenberg's pungent examination of misogyny and HR failures shines in an environmental staging.