Profiles' patron saint Neil LaBute revises his 1997 screenwriting debut for the stage, with results more nuanced than much of his more recent work.

A site-specific Scottish import offers a harrowing up-close view of human trafficking and the sex trade.

J.T. Rogers dramatizes the CIA's role in the Afghan-Soviet war with a keen sense of its continuing resonations.

The historical Chicago characters at the center of Jay Torrence's new play get a bit lost amid the piece's quirks.

The love triangle in Sheila Callaghan's modern Greek tragedy is as confounding as it is compelling.

Manny Tamayo's new play depicts a harrowing hostage situation on a stalled El car.

Rajiv Joseph's new play is a variation on the familiar theme of unearthing family secrets in the wake of a parent's death.

Luke and Adam's divergent views of religion weigh on their relationship in Geoffrey Nauffts's 2009 drama.

Quiara Alegría Hudes brings her "Elliot trilogy" to a close, as Elliot returns to the Middle East just in time to witness the Arab Spring.

The new musical based on the Daniel Wallace novel and Tim Burton film isn't a splash hit yet, but could be a good catch by the time it hits Broadway this fall.