Film Review: 'Green Zone'
Somehow the Iraq movie canon keeps growing. Now Paul Greengrass enters the fray with "Green Zone," a film that is part action flick, part political thriller, and all fail. More »

Alice in Wonderland
Not that there was any doubt that, when it came to restaging the 1865 Lewis Carroll classic for a 21st century sensibility, Tim Burton would be the man for the job. More »

Brooklyn's Finest
The stories of the three cops at the center of "Brooklyn's Finest" aren't so much interweaving narratives as they are bullets fired from different angles at the same target. More »

Lyon Opera Ballet
Despite its name, France's Lyon Opera Ballet is proffering a full evening of choreography that abounds in modern-dance sensibilities, with nary a pointe shoe in sight. More »

NY Review: 'The Scottsboro Boys'
First the good news: The score for "The Scottsboro Boys," the final collaboration of the legendary Kander and Ebb, is a strong one, containing songs as good as any they've given us. More »

Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers
The undeniably dramatic true story of a great struggle for American freedom of the press seems awfully dry, coming across as theater that's good for you rather than good theater. More »

The Unexpected Man
French playwright Yasmina Reza often relies on gimmicks to unleash revelations. She takes mundane, prosaic situations and probes beneath the surface to reveal lurking passionate, life-and-death feelings. More »

Dolores and North of Providence
With Carly Simon's wistful pop ballads in the background and a glimpse into the a low-rent Rhode Island apartment, the stage is set for an evening of Edward Allan Baker's early one-acts. More »

Dual Citizens
What works in a solo performance and what doesn't? Check out these two. One is unique, memorable, abstract enough to provoke thought, and concrete enough to allow us to relate. The other isn't. More »