Howard Shapiro

A Shakespeare tragedy, and a look from the future into the past.

A play by the creator of Peter Pan, and a rewarding Tennessee Williams work.

A spoof on loving the Birds, an acrobatic display and a spotlight on cabaret.

A brilliantly conceived new play and a sensory experience.

A creation curated by the Fringe Festival, plus an Irish play about boxing.

Days after Neil Simon died, the theater in Ambler opened his Tony-award winning show.

For 18 days, the news arts season begins with another round of the unforeseen

Nominations were announced Monday for the awards for excellence in Philadelphia-area professional theater.

They're dancing as fast as they can, then even faster.

The festival produces the play the way Shakespeare would have, from what we know today.

Some of the show's performances are so extreme (and look so dangerous), you wonder how anyone ever learned to do this stuff.

A classic film comedy, adapted for the stage, has a different resonance these days.