Remy Bumppo serves up a winning revival of Shaw’s sparkling comedy.

A very Potter parody for young fans is best when it veers away from the source material.

Gangsters keep watch over a prisoner who predicts horse races in his sleep in Sam Shepard’s 1974 work.

Casey Cunningham captivates in a tense, dread-filled adaptation of Clive Barker’s short story.

Arthur Miller’s late work, regarding the American reaction to the rise of the Third Reich, receives a blistering revival at Redtwist.

Idris Goodwin’s new work makes scholarly talk of inequalities manifest.

Euripides gets a modern but largely empty update in Charles Mee’s 2007 remix.

Henry VIII’s wives bicker and banter in this heady, hilarious fantasia.

Despite a pair of compelling performances, David Alex’s parallel portrait of fathers and sons drowns in pedantry.

Nick Horst dazzles in Richard Greenberg’s complex Catskills tale.