All My Sons, Court Theatre, through March 18. When America’s leaders are ethical and moral frauds, Arthur Miller’s first great play (about personal integrity and war profiteering) is more pertinent than ever. The veteran cast is superb. JA
Hinter, Steep Theatre, extended through March 17. Calamity West reopens a cold case from nearly a century ago to ask who murdered the Gruber family on their farm in 1922 and why does it remain a mystery to this very day. MSB
Bye, Bye, Liver, Byron Hatfield Productions at Stage 773, open run. Its founders may be away exploring new territories, but birthday BFFs and bachelorettes can still celebrate with this inventive blend of sketch comedy and interactive games in the Belmont Avenue Theater District’s hippest cabaret room. MSB
Sleeping Beauty, Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo at the Auditorium Theatre, March 3-4. With a score by Tchaikovsky and choreography based on Marius Petipas’ (The Nutcracker) 1899 masterpiece, Les Ballets de Monte Carlo puts a magical spin on an ancient fairy tale. CES
—By Abarbanel, Barnidge and Sullivan