Eric Bogosian updates subUrbia to 2006. Or tries to.

How the former Miranda learned to hide in plain sight.

Promising fare from the Seventh Annual Estrogenius Festival, a monthlong celebration of women’s creativity, featuring short plays, solo shows, dance, and visual art.

Our picks from the October lineup at Makor, the 92nd Street Y’s performing-arts center on the West Side.

He understands now it’s campy.

The Treatment takes a firm stand against … torture. But does that really make it a political play?

Our picks from the Ohio Theater’s Ignite festival, a three-week downtown mix of cabaret, monologues, comedy, dance, and one-act plays.

Highlights from the third year of the 34-show New York Musical Theatre Festival, which promotes up-and-coming artists and theater companies.

Julianne Moore, Europe’s favorite American actress, debuts on Broadway; Sweeney Todd mastermind John Doyle’s next move; nine hours of Tom Stoppard.

This fall’s Broadway transfer of Douglas Carter Beane’s The Little Dog Laughed suggests a new subgenre: the Agent Morality Play.