★★★★☆ A Polish World War II hero tells his painful story, David Strathairn does the fine acting
Jasper: A Jarring Drama of Parents With Severely Compromised Son
★★★☆☆ A devoted yet at-odds couple seen only tentatively dealing with diversity
The Memory Exam: A Fantasy That Tests Credulity More than Memory
★★☆☆☆ A somewhat trying 90-minuter in which characters must try to remember, like it or not
Strings Attached: Science, Love, Jealousy in an Uneasily Tied Package
★★☆☆☆ Science as a cogent subject for our time, handled with only mild success
Kinky Boots: The Lauper-Feinstein Tuner Kicks Up its Heels Off-Broadway
★★★★☆ The hit musical returns in full Broadway strength, under Jerry Mitchell’s guiding hand
Once Upon a (korean) Time: Marvelous Stories Told by Marvelous Tellers
★★★★☆ Bold new playwright Daniel K. Isaacs tells stories, with beauty
Two Jews, Talking: Exactly, Mildly What the Title Promises
★★★☆☆ Hal Linden and Bernie Kopell in a 60-minute-plus, two-part comedy
The Nosebleed: Cheerful Ritualistic Play About Grief, Of All Things
★★★★☆ Aya Ogawa writes, directs and performs in new play at LCT3’s rooftop theater
The Butcher Boy: Dark New Musical About Psychotic Young Man
★★★☆☆ Princeton senior Asher Muldoon adapts 1992 Patrick McCabe novel, Ciarán O’Reilly directs, Barry McNabb choreographs
Oresteia: The Aeschylus Classic Trilogy Modern -Dressed-Up for Today
★★★☆☆ Director Robert Icke has his semi-effective, semi-not adapted way with the Greeks, a strong cast helping things along