★★★☆☆ Jocelyn Bioh’s comedy with belated pathos is well played and well directed by Whitney White
Melissa Etheridge–My Window: The Rock ‘n’ Roll Icon Tells All, Sells All
★★★★☆ An onstage musical memoir, co-written with Linda Wallem Etheridge, Amy Tinkham directs
Mary Gets Hers: A Spotty Spoof on 10th Century Religious Play
★★☆☆☆ Emma Horwitz writes, Josiah Davis directs, and five-member cast strives, to little avail
Prometheus Firebringer: AI Questions Not So Easily Answered
★★★☆☆ Annie Dorsen reads a lecture on a current fire-hot topic along with imagined Aeschylus tragedy
Job: Therapist-Patient-in-Trouble Play Requires Patience
★★★☆☆ Peter Friedman, Sydney Lemmon impressive in Max Wolf Friedlich work, Michael Herwitz directing
Death, Let Me Do My Show: A So-So Battle With the Grim Reaper
★★☆☆☆ Writer-performer Rachel Bloom aggressively talks and sings through a nearly one-person outing
Infinite Life: Annie Baker Sets Healing Sights on Pain
★★★☆☆ James MacDonald directs a fine cast, featuring Marylouise Burke and Kristine Nielsen
El Mago Pop: Illusionist Antonio Díaz Has the Magic Touch
★★★★☆ Already an international sensation, the sleight-of-hand entertainer, conquers B’way
Small: The Heightened Story of a Growing Jockey Hopeful
★★★★☆ Robert Montano, directed by Jessi D. Hill, graphically recalls his adolescence at Belmont Park
A Eulogy for Roman: A Delightfully Unique Memorial Service
★★★★☆ Relative newcomers Brendan George and Peter Charney are behind this unexpectedly entertaining enterprise