Never mind its provocative title: “Cock” is about love. Things get complicated as people fall in and out of it, but this wonderful 90-minute show renders the emotional mess with great simplicity. There are no props, and the story couldn’t be more basic: Boy can’t choose between his... […]

The roadies are in town. Every year at this time, some 300 producers and theater owners — who collectively are known as “The Road” — gather in New York for a conference. Ostensibly they’re here to discuss business: the state of the touring circuit, which shows are selling (and which are... […]

APThe marquee for "Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark" at the Foxwoods Theatre last year Producers of Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" were ordered Thursday to turn over any relevant information to a stuntman who claims he suffered a concussion, whiplash and two holes in his knees while performing... […]

“To mortal man, how great a scourge is love,” is one of countless ingenious lines that adorn “The Children” at the Theatre @ Boston Court. Michael Elyanow’s stunning riff on the Medea myth rips Euripides into current-day context, and rams its meanings into our brainpans. […]

The Pacific Symphony performs music for an unlikely audience -- gamers battling the hellish underworlds of Diablo III. […]

At first glance, a duet between a piano and saxophone could be considered a challenging assignment for some jazz listeners. Stripped of a rhythm section to anchor the ear, artists who tackle such a formation reduce their sound to its essence while allowing ample space to roam, leaving nowhere to hide if one player steps out too far beyond the other's le […]

Will Eno's Title and Deed, a new solo play about a mysterious traveler, opens in its American premiere May 20 following previews from May 8 as part of Signature Theatre Company's season at the new Pershing Square Signature Center. Conor Lovett stars, repeating his turn seen in Ireland. Performances play to June 17. […]

Old Jews Telling Jokes, which is co-created by Peter Gethers and Daniel Okrent, officially opens May 20 following previews that began May 1 at Off-Broadway's Westside Theatre. […]

This month we watch John Malkovich in "Being John Malkovich," Julie Andrews and Robert Preston in "Victor Victoria," a TV version of Rodgers & Hart's "Dearest Enemy," and David Craig's master classes. […]