Theater

Three plays — ‘Fairview,’ ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ and ‘Toni Stone’ — highlight how black theater-makers approach audiences who do not look like them

Her play ‘Fairview’ wrestles with white audiences judging work by people of color

She’s nominated for her work on the hit Broadway musical ‘Ain’t Too Proud’

Aaron Sorkin’s Broadway adaptation ignores the racist Atticus who Harper Lee described in ‘Go Set a Watchman’

Forget plausible. Is it defensible?

Tarell Alvin McCraney’s show is a welcome vehicle for thinking about anti-queer bigotry in the age of Kevin Hart

In new Broadway production, actress Christiani Pitts steps into the role first made famous by Fay Wray

Jeremy O. Harris’ play puts interracial couples in sex therapy to show how whites see themselves as racially neutral

On and off Broadway, actors and audiences confront racist killings and the way they chip away at even the hardiest of souls

Anointed by James Baldwin himself, Parks continues to mischievously break boundaries