A brand new company brings summer vitality to Chekhov’s autumnal bunch.

These three summer shows don’t dive too deeply, but does any one come out on top?

At Lyric and Theo, two sweeping romances in time for spring to bloom.

This holiday season, Theo’s Secret Garden may just be the perfect musical to remind us that caring and nurturing one another pull up the weeds of life.

Often described as “whipped cream with knives”, the musicianship of Theo’s Little Night Music is the dollop on top of an all-around sharp production.

Daryl D. Brooks has brought to Theo an Assassins of dripping sweat, bulging veins, and flying spit. Everyone up there is mad as hell.

If Baked! needs more time to come into its own, it definitely has a whiff of the welcomingly off-beat.

One’s a boy and a girl tearing up the West; the other’s a boy and the man he became tearing down the superego.

Brecht and Weill’s sleazy oddball classic may be formally dusty, but its social commentary endures and the tongue-in-cheek depravity meshes well with these restless cynical times.

If the title seems unseemly, theatregoers will be surprised by this upbeat and tender gem.