Tim Teeman

The immersive experience asks its audience to play real-life members of the transgressive organizers and protestors at a 1989 Act Up meeting.

The “Downton Abbey” star dishes on the upcoming—and final!—“Downton Abbey” movie, portraying Ava Gardner in a new play, and her long Hollywood career.

There is a religious intensity to the new play “well, I’ll let you go.”

You’ll be singing, swaying, and tapping your toes to “Rolling Thunder”—but you probably shouldn’t be.

A Leonard Bernstein musical about two sisters finding their way in New York City! Fun, right? No, this new production of “Wonderful Town” is a Big-Apple fail.

“Stranger Things” favorite Sadie Sink stars in the provocative new play “John Proctor Is the Villain’ on Broadway.

Ignore the hoopla surrounding her dad’s starry, but middling “Othello.” Olivia Washington stars in the spectacular production of “Wine in the Wilderness” just a few miles away.

After all the blaring headlines around “Othello” on Broadway—Denzel! Jake! Tickets near a thousand dollars!—how strange that the production itself is so lacking in execution.

“The Jonathan Larson Project” debuts unheard and unstaged songs from the gone-too-soon composer. Maybe they should have stayed buried.

In the intense Sam Shepard play “Curse of the Starving Child,” that destruction is on purpose.