The New York Times theater critic Charles Isherwood gives us a quick tour of the Signature Theatre Company’s new Frank Gehry-designed home.

Charles Isherwood, theater critic for The New York Times, joins Jeff Spurgeon to rule on Kevin Spacey's portrayal of one of Shakespeare's most malignant creations.

John Osborne’s play Look Back in Anger, rocked the British theater – sorry, theatre – scene in the 1950s, bringing to the stage a vivid, unvarnished realism as well as Jimmy Porter, the play’s main character and the original “angry young man.”

South African Playwright Athol Fugard has a busy New York season ahead, with two theater companies producing four of his shows over the next several months.

January is the season for new and experimental theater in New York. But a work that was new last year at the Under the Radar festival has earned a return engagement at the Public Theater in the East Village through Feb. 5.

Porgy and Bess has returned to Broadway for the first time in many years. The show has probably spent more time in recent decades in the opera house, but this new production is a homecoming.