Jim Lowe

It’s Christmas Eve in the late ’80s in New York City’s seedy East Village at the height of the AIDS crisis. Mimi, an exotic dancer, approaches Roger, a failed rock

Broadway veteran Adam Grupper plays the Jewish patriarch Tevye in Opera North’s production of “Fiddler on the Roof” through Sunday at Blow-Me-Down Farm in Cornish, New Hampshire. All performances are sold out, but there is a waiting list.

Last weekend, Dorset Theatre Festival closed a two-week run of a brilliant production of Theresa Rebeck’s “The Understudy,” a searing and Kafka-inflected satire of the theater, directed by the playwright.

What happens when a wildly unqualified man writes a self-help book — and then shows up to test it on his friends?

Weston Theater Company's “Rent” achieved a level seldom achieved in a rock musical — it's beautiful.

Lost Nation Theater's “Into the Woods,” with its deliciously skewered fairytale characters, is just plain fun!

Last weekend, Dorset Theatre Festival closed a two-week run of a brilliant production of Theresa Rebeck’s “The Understudy,” a searing and Kafka-inflected satire of the theater, directed by the playwright.

What happens when a wildly unqualified man writes a self-help book — and then shows up to test it on his friends?

Now entering its 34th season, Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival, in addition to bringing two weeks of fine music to Randolph, is celebrating Water Parker.

Brent Askari's new comedy “Advice” is a quirky and intimate little play about relationships that offers all sorts of delights.