Theater
Eight Things To Do in Lit, Movies, Theater and Comedy
Ghanaian Movie Posters @ PhilaMOCA | Wednesday, April 12 A rare non-screening angle on the Cinedelphia film fest calendar, and a recurring favorite: Deadly Prey Gallery […]
Arty Dozen: 12 Things to Do in Theater, Dance, Movies and more
Art in the Age of Injustice @ Da Vinci Art Alliance | Wednesday, April 5 Group exhibition of works by women artists, presented by the […]
Don’t Panic: 11 Things to Do in Theater, Literature, Pillow Combat and More
Suzanne Ciani @ International House Philadelphia | Wednesday, March 29 Okay, this is a music thing but I missed it yesterday and it deserves some […]
Tonight: The Future is Female Festival
All month long, this program of 10-minute plays and staged readings has been popping up across the U.S. and Canada. Tonight The Future is Female […]
10 Things to Do This Week in Theater, Lit and Movies
Dungen @ PhilaMOCA | Wednesday, March 15 The Swedish psych-rockers perform their original score to 1926’s The Adventures of Prince Achmed, “understood to be the […]
Cirque du Soleil’s Toruk Is Set in the World of Avatar
Most Cirque du Soleil shows feel as though they take place in another universe: one without such rigid laws of physics. For Toruk – The […]
THEATER REVIEW: Lost Girls Doesn’t Find Its Tone
As America learns more every day, many of us are just a step away from catastrophe. So it is for Maggie, a Manchester, New Hampshire […]
This Is Us Actor Brings His Play Lost Girls to Philly
John Pollono is most comfortable in the theater, where a playwright has the final word. When he’s acting on television or in a movie, or […]
THEATER REVIEW: In Constellations, Life and Its Possibilities
Old movie buffs still sniffle, remembering the final moments of Now Voyager, when Charlotte Vale (Bette Davis) gazes adoringly at Jerry Durrance (Paul Henried) and […]
5 Questions: Jovan Adepo and Russell Hornsby on Fences
It’s not every actor who gets to work with truly legendary figures, and fewer still who get to work with such luminaries while also being […]
See a Rock Musical Mash-up Tonight Only in Old City
Get two for the price of one when the cast of the upcoming Lizzie joins the cast of JIB for a one-night-only collaboration, tonight at […]
Theatre Exile’s Jenson Titus Lavallee on Philly’s LGBTQ Performance Scene
Originally from California, Jenson Titus Lavallee is now a Fishtown-based actor starring as “Babur” in Theatre Exile’s latest production of “Guards at the Taj.” We […]
THEATER REVIEW: In Guards at the Taj, A View from Downstairs
As any Downton Abbey fan will tell you — if you want to know the real story, ask the help. The folks downstairs always have […]
Arts List: 6 Shows to See This Week
Macbeth @ Prince Theater | Friday, September 23 The Saturday and Sunday performances of this Fringe Festival offering from Third World Bunfight are sold out, […]
REVIEW: Mauckingbird Theatre’s The Pirates of Penzance Is a Queer Swashbuckler
It’s hard to produce an entertaining pirate play in 2016, and even more difficult to pull off a remake. But Mauckingbird Theatre Company’s latest production […]