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

Sketches of the Philly Fringe by Chuck Schultz.

Brandon Monokian of Love Drunk Life talks about his 2018 Fringe experience

This Fringe, the Department of Theatre and Dance at West Chester University of Pennsylvania (WCU) presented Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill, a Musical Voyage,with a cast from the Theater and Drama Department.

There’s a lovely simplicity in Elise D’Avella’s staging of the tragic story.

Philly Improv Theater presents powerpoints for my friends at the Adrienne.

Two decades after her suicide, Kane remains one of the most truthful voices in theater. Svaha’s production captures her brilliance.

Another review of IRC’s 2018 Fringe piece.

This little company has heft and promise. The Fringe has given them the opportunity to launch and they’ve certainly taken advantage of it.

Justin is a heartbroken young musician who escapes to his father’s cabin in the middle of nowhere

An artful blend of theater and history thrives among the tombstones at Old Swedes Church

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

Slightly buzzed from our gin-and-honey bees knees, we find the site-specific plays by a diverse group of local playwrights make for welcoming, accessible, easy-to-enjoy theater.

I wish Renegade could conduct these walking performances all year round

Chris Davis has come into his own as an exuberant and irresistible Rumpelstiltskin who spins his own life’s straw into gold.

One morning, a few weeks ago, Sonya Aronowitz sat at a bar in Fishtown, double-fisting cocktails.

Sketches of SALAMANDER by Chuck Schultz.

A telling tale of what it means to be an immigrant in the U.S. today

With life and football you have to push through it all to get to the joy.

Ridiculous, Jennifer Blaine, L’Etage, Sorry, Safety By Numbers, Dirty Joke, Vicissitudes of Travel, Kate Gibson, Karen Getz, Lily Blaine, Paprika Plains