Radio Golf, Court Theatre, through Sept. 30. A gifted cast and director bring power to August Wilson’s final play, concerning African-American upward mobility in Pittsburgh’s gentrifying Hill District ghetto … a slippery slope! JA

Late Nite Catechism, The Royal George Theatre, open run. When you can’t trust your own parish priest any more, remember that Vicki Quade and Maripat Donovan’s teaching nun has been ministering to her multicultural flock since her class first convened in 1993. MSB

The Little Foxes, Citadel Theatre, through Oct. 28. Lillian Hellman’s exploration of greed and family in post-Civil War Alabama has a plot that hits like (spoiler alert, sort of) a heart attack while flaying bare (yes, I do mean flaying) the racism and misogyny of the Deep South both then and now. CES

—by Abarbanel, Barnidge and Sullivan