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"The Brightest Thing in the World" is a tragicomic play by Leah Nanako Winkler about recovery from addiction which uses many different styles and attitudes to tackle this tricky theatrical subject. The world premiere is at the Yale Repertory Theatre through Dec. 17.
Goodman Theatre kicks off the new year with a new play: Christina Anderson’s poignant, transporting and quietly subversive story of racial justice, political legacy and family forgiveness, The ripple, the wave that carried me home—winner of the prestigious 2022 Horton Foote Prize, awarded to “an original work of exceptional quality.”
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The Courant's arts picks for Oct. 30 through Nov. 4 include Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Connecticut Lyric Opera and the deathcore band Shadows of Intent.
Edward Albee’s 1962 play Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a classic of American theater. Its depiction of a middle-aged academic couple at a New England…
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Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" gets a stunning, unnerving revival at the Yale Repertory Theatre through Oct. 29, directed by the theater's longtime artistic director James Bundy and starring René Augesen and Dan Donohue as the bitter, battling couple Martha and George.