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Altogether, The Merry Wives of Windsor is superior theatre. Go see it; it’s better than TV.

The Normal Heart centers around a political movement whose mantra was “Silence = Death,” and Arena Stage’s production will doubtlessly inspire conversations that can end the silence and save lives.

As cliché as it sound, this is a show for all, a beautiful sight, an inspiring moral, a memorable lesson and one heck of a good time.

The Thirteenth Annual Cappies Gala took place on June 10 in the Concert Hall at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

The many elements of this creation are pulled together into a miraculous deadpan whole that is suitable for children who can suspend belief, all the while it oozes sophistication with an oblique je ne sais quoi for the mature, adventuresome theatre lover.

Puerto Rico !Fua! is an engaging musical review that has been playing in one place or another for the past 35 years.

Keegan Theatre’s Spring Awakening is a worthy endeavor bolstered by an incredible male cast, top rate music and an artfully crafted century old story. Go see it if you can.

A Little Night Music is a show that is easy to love, and there is a lot to like in the current TAP production.

This is a good show made better by perfect technical direction. Sound, lights and special effects gave body to the atmosphere and reinforced the comic elements of a night in Hell.

A sterling cast; gorgeous singing; and well-conceived, energetic and precise dancing make Arena’s production a delight, notwithstanding the conceptual baggage.