★★★★★ Depression-era Minnesotans find no shelter from their storms in Conor McPherson’s adaptation of Bob Dylan’s songs
A Lovely Sunday For Creve Coeur: Women Of A Certain Time, Alone Together
★★★☆☆ La Femme Theatre Productions offers a fittingly languid revival of a later, lesser-known Tennessee Williams play
The True: Behind Every Man, Resilience and Pain
★★★★☆ Edie Falco plays a political survivor, decades before #MeToo, in Sharr White’s moving play.
Aladdin: Four Years On, A Fairy Tale For A Whole New World
★★★★☆ Long-Run Lookback: One of Disney’s most enduring screen-to-stage confections remains among its most adult-friendly—and seems freshly relevant.
Collective Rage: A Play In 5 Betties (Some More Memorable Than Others)
★★★☆☆ Four winning performances and a stunning one add up to an absorbing production of Jen Silverman’s entertaining but frustrating play.
Twelfth Night: The Food of Love, in All Its Flavors
★★★★☆ A musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s romantic comedy champions diversity with a light hand, a full heart, and an effervescent score.
This Ain’t No Disco: An Era Through A Glass Murkily
★★★☆☆ A new rock opera set in 1979-80 New York may move and even thrill you, but offers few insights.
Mummenschanz’s you & me: The Sounds of Silence
★★★☆☆ A new show from the long-established troupe makes us ponder the power of quiet contemplation and connection.
On A Clear Day You Can See Forever: Lovely Evermore
★★★★☆ Irish Repertory Theatre’s Charlotte Moore refreshes the Lane/Lerner musical while mining its enduring charms
Log Cabin: Other People’s Progress
★★★★☆ Jordan Harrison explores the challenges of moving forward in a provocative new play.