Keith A. Joseph

Dorothy Silver brings class to Class.

The Play House ends its season on a lofty note.

Fosse’s 26-year-old musical is better than ever.

Eternal youth trades in his green tights for blue denim.

Dobama explores short circuits in the mating game.

The Play House upgrades a weak musical while CPT mangles a classic.

Beck Center offers a love triangle for cynics.

An early Williams artifact generates little steam.

Another week, another bonanza of intriguing choices.

Among a wealth of options, theatergoers will do fine with these.

Carousel runs the musical classic through a meat grinder.

Playhouse Square’s singing and dancing swashbuckler makes for charismatic kitsch.