What’s wrong with Richard III.

Never fear: It’s an uncommonly good week off the Great White Way.

Tumbleweeds may be blowing through Shubert Alley, but for those intent on catching a show, all is not lost.

Young Frankenstein falls short of super-duper, but Stoppard’s Rock ’n’ Roll is a mother of an invention.

In their new Hamlet, the Wooster Group takes a maximalist approach to reviving a classic, attempting to duplicate a film of Richard Burton’s 1964 production.

Chazz Palminteri’s one-man show about his childhood at 187th Street and Belmont Avenue overflows with the barbed, tumbling New York–ese that “fuhgeddaboudit” only hints at.

In Cyrano, the rarely seen Kevin Kline reveals his extraordinary skill in little flashes.

A funny, filthy soldier’s-eye view of Iraq.

Pygmalion shows exactly what the company should be doing. The Ritz, not so much.

Mauritius is a thriller about stamp collecting.