Theatre

Mathew Green's Hamlet, at The Station Theatre, is a minimalist adaptation that captures the conscience of the king and prince Hamlet himself.

Hamlet opens tonight at The Station Theatre, and we double-team Mathew Green to get the scoop on their first Shakespeare production in ten years.

If you've ever tried to understand this torment that we call the human condition, A Dream Play should not be missed.

Mathew speaks with Molly Delaney about the fourth installment of Words in the Wind

Mathew takes a look inside this year's Parkland student production with playwright/director Stefanie Senior.

The current Krannert Center production of Bram Stoker's Dracula looks and sounds fantastic, in spite of a somewhat toothless adaptation.

It's election season, and Jeff reflects on how many political plays from the past still resonate with us today.

44 Plays for 44 Presidents is a well-directed performance of an unfortunately flawed script.

The Station Theatre’s current production is a funny, troubling, infuriating, and ultimately heartbreaking ride, and one worth taking.