Theater

The Alabama-born actor discusses his role this weekend as Harry Houdini in Sean Coe's "Hand Through the Veil" at An Die Musik.

Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company's production of the acclaimed one-woman show explores belonging in a global society.

In Pearl Cleage's play, four Black women endure hardship on their 19th-century frontier homestead.

The powerful 1999 Pulitzer Prize-winning play about mortality and friendship gets a new live production.

Midday's theater critic spotlights two eclectic new productions of these popular Shakespeare classics.

Everyman's Bruce Randolph Nelson stars in this Pulitzer prize-nominated play by Baltimore playwright Heather McDonald.

The Summer Theatre company on CCBC's Essex campus is staging a live production of Agatha Christie's classic who-done-it.

Playwright Miranda Rose Hall's world premiere is a one-woman exhortation about the personal and global consequences of climate change.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck finds the broad humor of this outdoor staging of "Pericles" a tonic for these anxious times.

The two plays, "We're Gonna Die" and "I Hope This Finds You..." are both collections of stories, both informed by the pandemic.