Comedian Paul F. Tompkins has spent his whole life telling stories, only to discover he’s unwittingly crafted his own.

Comedian Eugene Mirman’s “Pretty Good Friends” tour is aptly named — those are the only kind of folks he wants to work with.

A University alum plays out his heritage in the city where he found his passion for theater.

Comedian Lizz Winstead combines her politics with punchy and probing observational humor to create her stage persona.

Todd Barry’s sardonic wit and low-energy charm lends itself to fully improvised sets on the final stretch of his “Crowd Work Tour.”

Sentient starch takes the spotlight in Sibyl Kempson’s odd examination of what’s beyond the physical world and the possibilities of theater.

“Memoirs of a Welfare Queen” humanizes the experience of being on welfare

The BFA Dance program celebrates student choreography and a swanky new performance space in their latest showcase.