With its new show, Cirque du Soleil pushes the boundaries of performance, redefining the artistic possibilities of ice.

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Grounds that Shout! (and others merely shaking), explores connections between faith, movement, race, and the body, with a focus on the African American religious experience.

Raymond Croce, artistic director of South Camden Theatre Company, decided “he wanted to stage a play that would speak to a younger audience from across the Delaware Valley. One that…

Academy of Art University has been molding and shaping imaginative minds for 90 years.

A new movie gets its world premiere in Philadelphia

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Virtuosio athletic feats are offset with the fragility of humanity and the inevitable risks of passion and love.

A Doll’s House Part 2 and Sweat top the 10 most-produced plays of 2018/19

It’s haunting how relevant—and funny—this somewhat dated piece remains

WOLFCRUSH misses the no-holds-barred humor, shock value, and pop culture-infused insight into youth culture of playwright Haygen-Brice Walker’s previous Fringe entries

The piece gets its appeal from the increasingly outlandish characters and an inventive absurdity that devolves into a game of fetch and walking construction barrels.

Gzelak finds the poetry and the absurd in the mundane.

The reliance on audience volunteers yields some interesting moments, framed in a series of games, but too often Creane pushes moments past humor.

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Over 25 suggestions for 2018 Philly Fringe shows to help you plan your Festival experience.

With the reach of the social media and internet far and wide, the Vault Festival could reach many artists and brought them to London to showcase their talents.

Like truth, art has a well-known liberal bias

Thinking of NYC creates a glamorous image in your minds, though you may hear differently from artists and experts who have been living in the city for long.

Brad Pontius recently addressed an open motivational letter to all theater artists, especially to those struggling to earn a name in their chosen profession.