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As the world reaches out a hand to help the Ukrainian people amidst the Russian invasion, the local Philadelphia theater community is finding its own ways to contribute. In solidarity with U…
What a brave return to live theater this production is! Lantern Theater Company gives us old-time drama and powerful theater, full of big ideas and complex language, rather than a bit of…
Author Graham Moore (who adapted his book The Imitation Game for the Benedict Cumberbatch-starrer of the same name) makes his writing-directing debut, and he decidedly shows a lot of skill i…
Charles Askegard has spent his career perfecting the work of George Balanchine " first as a dancer with NYCB and now as the Philadelphia Ballet's rehearsal director. The company will be pres…
Walking into the Forrest Theatre, patrons are assaulted by the glaringly-bright light of the stage. This production of Oklahoma!, the lights seem to say, will hide nothing. In many ways, Dan…
In a post-quarantine world, we often don't know what to expect, and the same is true of Sarah Knittel and Bradley Kristian Wrenn's upcoming experience/performance titled MAKE A F@CKIN' SHOW …
Australia's renowned Circa continues to defy the laws of gravity in their latest program, Humans 2.0. The contemporary circus troupe is returning to Philly with the follow-up to their 2018 p…
For millennial theater kids, it is hard to overstate the cultural importance of Rent. First produced in 1996, the contemporary retelling of Pucini's La bohème introduced me and my peers to …
Winner of the 1983 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Marsha Norman's two-woman play 'night, Mother is a tragedy on an intimate, rather than epic, scale. Taking place over a single night, it looks at…
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, a Miami-based non-profit that supports journalism, arts, and culture, has announced the recipients of the 2022 Knight Arts and Tech Fellowship, on…
Here's an overview of some of the shows coming to the stage in Philadelphia this month.
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Medea by Euripedes, production cocreated by Jessica Noel and Monica Flory. Through March 5, 2022. Humble Materials at Philly PACK, 233 Federal St. phillypack.org Choir…
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If you missed Beautiful: The Carole King Musical during its five year run on Broadway or in its previous two Philadelphia tour appearances…chances are you…
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Starring in the revival of OKLAHOMA!, actor Mitch Tebo brings his 40 years of theater experience to the stage as Andrew Carnes. Tebo originally played…
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Humble Materials, a new theater company in residence at Philly PACK, will produce an original adaptation of MEDEA, opening February 25.  "Medea is one of…
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Anaïs Mitchell's Hadestown is a blend of retold Greek myths, written in the rich folk-musical language of the American south, focusing on the stories of Orpheus and Eurydice, and Hades an…
There's tons of great shows to see in Philadelphia this month! Here are Phindie's picks for some of the must-see performances. The Cure at Troy…
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It's a new world with Philadelphia Ballet. Vaccine checks and face masks, a new name (is there any state with less state pride than Pennsylvania?),…
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Bex Odorisio returns to Philly next week with the cast of Hadestown. The Ardmore native is playing Fate in the critically acclaimed musical, a tale of love, hope and inspiration adapted from…
Lizards! Edward Albee won his second (of three) Pulitzer Prizes in 1975 for Seascape, which traverses a peculiar line between realism and absurdism.
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Theater calendar for Philadelphia February 2022. What's on stage?
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Broadway veteran Matt Loehr is thrilled to be out touring again, this time in the national tour of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. Loehr took…
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Jeroboam Bozeman had his first introduction to the Alvin Ailey Company at an early age. Since joining the company in 2013, his career has spanned…
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Basketball, bigotry, and unfulfilled promise collide in Jason Miller's look at five denizens of Scranton, Pennsylvania. The winner of the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for Drama,…
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Paul Zindel's The Effect Of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the -Moon Marigolds premiered in Houston in 1964, but didn't come to the attention of the Pulitzer…
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