Deni Kasrel on L. Subramaniam In Concert

I found my mind wandering during L. Subramaniam’s concert. In good way. The violin virtuoso and his ensemble of classical Indian musicians presented a two-plus-hour concert blending traditional ... more »

Janet Anderson on Week Between the Holidays

Take parents who are divorcing; add two grown children, each with a mate everyone else considers unsuitable. Add in holiday fun and confusion; keep everyone penned up in the house during a blizzard. ... more »

Emily Currier on Vamps and Vixens Vaudeville Revue

Even though I mixed up the start time and walked in half an hour late, I still got more than my fill of Vamps & Vixens Vaudeville Revue. In true vaudeville style, Vamps & Vixens is an ... more »

Brian Howard on m@& - Improv Comedy

M@& (pronounced "Matt and … ") is Rare Bird Show vet Matt Holmes’ one-man improv comedy show. Each show involves Holmes picking one audience member to serve as his performance partner (the ... more »

Mark Cofta on Titus Andronicus

Titus Andronicus: Shakespeare’s Sopranos? Liam Castellan’s low-budget, streamlined production successfully reveals character (and lack thereof, integrity-speaking), with marvelous moments of ... more »

Emily Currier on Marisol (by Jose Rivera)

Jose Rivera’s simultaneously lyrical and gritty Marisol finds a fitting home in Philly’s Fringe Festival, though the Hope Street Theater Group’s production occasionally falls short. Set in ... more »

A.D. Amorosi on The Sun Also Rises (The Select) Based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway

The only things more mesmerizing than watching and listening to this stellar raving cast (the breathtaking Lucy Taylor and rat-tatting Ben Williams, in particular) riff hypnotically through ... more »

Rodney Anonymous on Dysfictional Circumstances

Now here’s a new experience: a script reading for a new play (so new, inr fact, its name has been changed to Playing Leni) that takes ar darkly comedic look at the life of infamous Nazi filmmaker ... more »

Carolyn Huckabay on Decadere

“Now, as ever, my country is my body.” So says Cuban choreographer Marialena Boan in the program notes of Decadere, a vibrant, disturbing modern-dance quartet that explores desperation, fury ... more »

Carolyn Huckabay on ETTY

Don’t plan on doing anything productive after seeing ETTY; you’ll need to sit alone and reflect awhile on what you’ve just been through. And that’s the mark of theatrical excellence: A work ... more »

Theatergoer on A Lesson in Dead Language by Adrienne Kennedy

Lynn Brooks on Source

C. Angelini on Source

Mark Cofta on Iron

Carol Lerner on Tongue & Groove

Dan Lai on Tongue & Groove

Grant on Conversation

Kevin on Romeo and Juliet

Kevin on Dance

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