EDGE San Francisco

Liars and Believers Artistic Director Jason Slavick found a way to merge classical Greek mythology with the American mythos of the carnival. But you’re going to have to be fleet of foot (or wing) to catch it: The show only has a two night run.

More than 30 years after Aaron Fricke sued his school for the right to escort his boyfriend to a prom, LGBT students are still fighting to prevent discrimination and bullying in schools.

In Yasmina Reza’s 1994 play "Art," three friends become embroiled in an increasingly bitter quarrel over the purchase of an expensive painting. The director and one of the actors from the New Rep’s production tell EDGE about their vision of the play.

Boston-based actor, composer, and director Bill Barclay talks about reading Shakespeare aloud, the current production of "The Merry Wives of Windsor," and discovering that there’s a little bit of The Bard in everyone.

Brace yourself: Jean Genet’s smart, tart, challenging take on revolution and its discontents is hitting the Boston stage. Director John Kuntz tells EDGE all about it.

IRNE Award winning actor David Costa sings, acts, dances, and choreographs. He’s just the sort of performer a show like "The World Goes ’Round" needs. Costa spoke with EDGE recently about the show, his career path, and Liza.