The true story of Montano’s teenage dream of becoming a jockey. At just 14, he began training with unshakable determination. But the cold reality of height and weight requirements quickly turned his passion into a battle with his own body. A fight that ultimately became a health hazard.

I found the British idiosyncrasies in this work to be one of the highlights. It’s as if Bridgerton met Clue.

Add 90s music, a “guess the song” dynamic woven through the staging, and a tight 90-minute runtime with no intermission, and you’ve got the Old Globe’s latest rendition of The Comedy of Errors

In Anna Ziegler’s “The Janeiad,” a Brooklyn wife is haunted by myth and memory in a one-act play that merges 9/11 and Homer’s Odyssey. Featuring Michaela Watkins and Nadine Malouf, this surreal drama blurs the line between stage and screen.

Calderón Kellett’s play dots the i’s and crosses the t’s with immigration in the States, as everybody in this country is an immigrant, and delves deeper, explaining as well as exhibiting the missed cultural practice in this country as well as the lack of a valid identity.