★★☆☆☆ Holy guacamole, Batman, how can these ace guys deliver such a dull show?
Marys Seacole: Studying Maternal Cares Then and Now
★★★☆☆ Jackie Sibblies Drury centers her latest ambitious drama around caregivers of color
Hurricane Diane: A Seductive Deity Materializes in Suburban New Jersey
★★★☆☆ Madeleine George delivers a divine (in more ways than one) comedy about climate change
The Price of Thomas Scott: A Forgotten Dramatist Depicts a Tempting Offer
★★★☆☆ The Mint unearths the first of several works by a neglected British playwright
Bonnie’s Last Flight: A Misguided Journey to Nowhere
★☆☆☆☆ A cool concept for a comedy about a plane trip proves to be a tedious time
The Shadow of a Gunman: Sean O’Casey’s Seriocomic Saga of Dublin at War
★★★★☆ The Irish Rep launches its three-show cycle of the playwright’s works with a winning revival
The Light: Black #MeToo Arguments Blaze Away In a Timely New Drama
★★★★☆ Playwright Loy A. Webb, director Logan Vaughn, and two fine actors deliver a hot he said/she said story
Mies Julie and The Dance of Death: The First Is Hot, the Second Is Not
Classic Stage offers two Strindberg plays in separate productions, one more august than the other
God Said This: A Kentucky Family Being Unhappy in Its Own Way
★★★☆☆ A gentle new comedy-drama explores mother-daughter-sister relationships
Joan: Dealing Out a Disorderly Deck of Triste and Trite Snapshots
★★☆☆☆ Stephen Belber’s latest drama shuffles through a tiresome heap of cliches