Keith A. Joseph

Parents get homicidal over Junior’s pre-education in the deadly comedy Bright Ideas.

Brooks’s Producers stormed Broadway. Now it’s a road-show blitzkrieg, too.

The Hank Williams story boasts a stunning likeness and a script that’s woefully overwrought.

Three exhausting plays are served up with varying rewards.

Tea at Five captures the flesh but not the spirit of America’s most enduring movie star.

Women find their voice through genitalia in Eve Ensler’s Vagina Monologues.

An overzealous director turns a classic farce into a joke.

Mamma Mia! and Smokey Joe’s Café make audiences wanna dance.

Patience pays off for Lyric Opera Cleveland.

For great summer escapes, theater lovers should go west, then north.

Porthouse’s season opener is a tropical aphrodisiac, if not a cure for the 9-11 blues.