REVIEW: Tennessee Williams deep cut Summer and Smoke warms up Crow’s Theatre

I wondered if further following the directive to push upward instead of outward, balancing the corporeal dark with a little more spiritual lightness, might have made this ambitious and heartfelt production spark just a little bit hotter.

REVIEW: Inventive choreography powers delightful Some Like It Hot at Mirvish

The gears of Casey Nicholaw’s production are well-oiled. Despite Art Deco set design and plenty of era-appropriate choreography, the show moves with contemporary fluidity.

REVIEW: Anusree Roy’s Through the Eyes of God is a fast-paced, one-woman thriller

This sequel to Pyaasa revisits the themes of motherhood and sacrifice in present-day India through the experience of Chaya, a lower caste Bengali woman.