It is directed with finesse and has a fabulous cast (including Bill Nighy, Imelda Staunton and Dominic West).
Ms. Herzog's smart, engrossing play, directed with finesse by Carolyn Cantor, strikes a fresh note in being set among a family of exotic beings.
But this richly imagined play, directed with finesse by Moisés Kaufman, depicted with a bold lyricism the murky world of warfare from the perspective of both the soldiers on the ground and the Iraqi citizens.
(Scheduled for Broadway last season, the play made a pit stop at the National Theater in London before arriving here Off Broadway, in a new production directed with finesse by Anne Kauffman).
The 1968 play, based on transcripts of the security clearance review and directed with finesse by Carl Forsman, is all talk: literate, sometimes gripping talk among unique, well-defined characters.
The production, directed with gorgeous finesse by Moisés Kaufman ("I Am My Own Wife," "33 Variations"), does make a standard concession to the celebrity-centric economy of today's theater by headlining a box-office name.
Written in by-the-numbers basics by Ms. Smith and Jonathan Vankin, and directed with minimal finesse by Randal Myler, this misconceived bio-musical is a soulless tribute to the platinum-haired, panda-eyed queen of white soul.
The Passage Theater Company's satisfyingly sassy production, a world premiere directed with decided finesse by Adam Immerwahr, introduces us to a painfully honest modern family with outstanding verbal skills.
This to-ing and fro-ing, which feels pretty sad and pretty real, lends a bit of emotional color to this cattail-slight drama, directed with typical finesse by Daniel Sullivan.
This 80-minute star vehicle, directed with elegant finesse by Des McAnuff, is less an autobiographical tour of an illustrious thespian's career than an anatomy of a sensibility.
"Mama" maestro Andy Muschietti directs this visually splendid but thematically toned-down interpretation with finesse, crafting a world rich in detail where menace lurks in every shadow.
