Keith A. Joseph

Beck Center’s production of The Odd Couple is a tribute to the glory days of the high school play.

This schizophrenic stage production reinforces the film version’s supremacy.

The Beauty Queen of Leenane presents a mother and daughter as Venus flytraps at each other’s throats.

The Play House’s Invalid is anything but imaginary.

Ensemble’s Three Men on a Horse is an unrelenting frontal assault on the funny bone.

Back Porch is an ode to the joys of life in the projects.

Jewish Community Center’s Rags remains the spiritual boychick of Fiddler on the Roof.

“Babs” Corlette redeems falling scenery in Born Yesterday.

Just like Cracker Jacks, good things come in small packages at Dobama.

The Old Settler is a modern dinosaur’s take on life in wartime Harlem.

In The Price, Arthur Miller once again spanks the American Dream gone awry.

In Bad Epitaph Theater’s production of Shakespeare’s hit, it’s dog eat dog in Denmark.