JESSE GREEN

She performed without sentimentality or histrionics, embodying the full range of human joy and depravity while remaining professional and approachable.

The “Glee” star is stupendous in the role Barbra Streisand made famous, turning the 1964 musical into something better than we know it to be.

We can no longer ignore the theater’s systemic inequities. But leaving them behind may remake the industry in unexpected ways.

The requirements of the theater, and the constant physical and emotional risks facing performers, have many demanding their basic needs as humans.

Frank talk about salaries and the end of unpaid internships are positive steps, but the cost may be fewer opportunities to learn the ropes.

Many of the “great men” who helped America create its classics, its institutions and its own acting style were tyrants. We need to cut them...

Beanie Feldstein stars as the comic Fanny Brice in the show’s return after almost 60 years.

In Tracy Letts’s new play, a tedious City Council meeting cracks open to reveal the secret record of what happened in Big Cherry.

James McAvoy gives a ravishing performance, without benefit of prosthetics or props, in a new adaptation alive with the love of language.

Sam Rockwell, Laurence Fishburne and Darren Criss star in an electric revival of the David Mamet play about capitalism in a junk shop.