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"Amidst the crowds of a London train station, a delightfully quirky woman sees a much older man and impulsively plants a kiss on his neck. This electric encounter thrusts these two strangers into a fascinating game of love that is never what it seems." Harvey Guion and Liz Beckham are directed by Nat Miller in Simon Stephens' 2015 rom-com.

Here's that musical comedy by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, in which an unassuming English shoe salesman inherits $6 million from an American uncle. But there's a catch: He has to take a vacation to Monte Carlo with his uncle’s embalmed body and convince folks that the man’s still alive. Michael McKelvey directs, and the cast is scary good.

The beloved Shakespeare comedy gets a new production up there in Round Rock, as directed by Ryan Crowder for Penfold Theatre Company.

Gilbert & Sullivan Austin presents the musical duo's topsy-turvy story of a virtuous heroine, a dastardly villain, deadly curses, and menacing ghosts. This light and lightly frightening opera is directed by Ralph MacPhail, Jr.

This is Marvin Laird and Joel Paley’s wild musical comedy that proves some kids will do anything to become a Broadway star. Directed by Jim Lindsay for City Theatre Company.

It's the Stephen Sondheim musical inspired by the life of pointillist painter Georges Seurat, directed by Dave Steakley, and starring Cecil Washington Jr. as the artist. And here's what our reviewer thought of the show.

This world premiere of a new Reina Hardy drama, in which "a poet haunted by the death of her childhood crush, reveals the secrets of the universe using a bicycle light and puppets," is directed by Liz Fisher for Shrewd Productions. Oh, and here's what our reviewer Elizabeth Cobbe thought of the show.

Amy and David Sedaris’ hilarious account of cheese-ball misadventures among the Squeamish of Clusterhaven comes to life in this Different Stages production directed by Bob Tolaro, featuring Miriam Rubin as Sister Liz.

Something for Nothing Theatre presents Shakespeare's wacky rom-com that's "full of music, mistaken identity, mayhem, multiple marriages, madcap mischief, and mirth." And, we suspect, a bit of alliteration. Directed by Deb Streusand.