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Reviews several plays performed in Cape Town, South Africa. 'Salaam Stories, written by Ashraf Johaardien at the Amphitheater on the Spier wine estate; 'District Six,' written and directed by David Kramer, at the Baxter Theater Center; 'African Footprints,' written by Richard Loring at Artscape.

The article previews the theatrical production "June Rites!!," to be presented by theatrical collective Waterwell at Governors Island's Picnic Point in New York City from June 18 to 27, 2021.

Reviews the play "Mert & Phil," written by Anne Burr.

The article presents a list of events focusing on theatrical productions, in New York City. The Lincoln Center Theater's production of "Awake and Sing!" will be presented at the Belasco Theater on Broadway through June 25, 2006. A musical titled "River Deep," which celebrates the life of Tina Turner, will be opened on July 5, 2006 at The Peter Jay Sharp Theater. "The Water's Edge," a dark drama by Theresa Rebeck, starts playing at the Second Stage Theater.

This article reviews the opera "The Great Gatsby," composed by John Harbison, at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.

The article announces theater openings and previews of performing arts as of June 4, 2018, including "Cyprus Avenue" at the theater Public beginning June 2, "Everyone's Fine with Virginia Woolf" at the Abrons Arts Center beginning June 12, and "Time's Journey Through a Room" at A.R.T./New York Theaters until June 10.

The article reviews several theatrical productions in New York as of 2018 including "Later Life" directed by Jonathan Silverstein in March 14 and "Pygmalion" directed by Eric Tucker in March 16 and "My Fair Lady" directed by Bartlett Sher in March 15.

The article discusses ways to outsmart critics and enjoy the pleasures of theater, operas and films. Theater critics judge theatrical performances by looking for novelty than for truth or beauty due to the fact that they have been seen various versions of several theatrical performances. What is meant by antiquated production in opera is when castles resemble the features of a real castle. The term tired old warhorse means a performance has featured a beautiful music. In appreciating a new work, it is important to identify witty and refreshing elements.

The article discusses theater critics and popular perceptions of them. The author explains that it is a common joke that theater critics are never seen during the day, much like a vampire. The author believes that complete estrangement between artists and art critics is detrimental for both sides. She states that each critic brings their own bias and temperament to their work.

Reviews the play "The Forbidden City," performed at the Public Theater.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Gypsy" being performed on Broadway, starring Boyd Gaines and Laura Benanti.

This article reviews events that cater to children around New York City including the show "Marionette Macbeth, Come What May" at the New Victory Theater from April 20 through April 29, 2007, "A Bath of Bubbles," at New World Stages through September 2, 2007 and "Miss Nelson Has a Field Day" at Manhattan's Children's Theatre through May 5, 2007.

The article reviews an adaptation of the play "The Thirty-Nine Steps," by John Buchan, directed by Maria Aitken, performed by Charles Edwards and Catherine McCormack at the Tricycle Theatre in Scotland.

Reviews the theatrical production "F*****g Asylum-Seekers," directed by Victor Sobchak, with Kira Daniels, Andy McQuade and Shaban Arifi, at the Cochrane Theatre, London, England.

The article reviews the film "Lost in Translation" directed by Sofia Coppola.

Reviews the play 'Faster,' performed by the Filter Theatre Company at the Battersea Arts Centre, London, England.

Reviews a performance of the play 'Three Sisters,' by Anton Chekhov, starring Kristin Scott Thomas at the Playhouse Theatre, London, England.

Reviews two plays presented at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, England. 'The Seagull,' by Anton Chekhov, directed by Greg Hersov; 'Cold Meat Party,' by Brad Fraser, directed by Braham Murray.

Reviews a performance of the play 'Red Demon,' written and directed by Hideki Noda, at the Young Vic, London, England.

Reviews the play 'A Little Fantasy,' performed by the Told by an Idiot theater company at the Soho Theatre, London, England as part of the 2003 London International Mime Festival.

Reviews the play 'The Lying Kind,' written and directed by Anthony Neilson, at the Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Downstairs in London, England.

Reviews the play 'Dinner,' by Moira Buffini, directed by Fiona Buffini, at the Loft, National Theatre, London, England.

Reviews the play 'The Malcontent,' by John Marston, performed at the Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England, directed by Dominic Cooke.