Cirque du Soleil is known for pushing creative and physical limits. In the company’s first ice show, Cirque expands those boundaries with both acrobats and skaters.
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Upcoming theater and arts in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ballet’s HUMANKIND: Interview with stager Thierry Michel
French native Thierry Michel staged Humankind on the Philadelphia Ballet, running at the Academy of Music May 12-15, 2022.
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Winning a Pulitzer, Directing a Pulitzer-winner
2022 Pulitzer Prize winner James Ijames directs the 2019 Pulitzer winner Fairview at the Wilma.
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Can’t Stop the Beat: Catching up with HAIRSPRAY’s Emmanuelle Zeesman and Helene Britany
Broadways’ Tony Award winning musical Hairspray makes its return to Philadelphia this month. Two of the tours cast members- Emmanuelle Zeesman (Prudy Pingleton/Gym Teacher/Matron) and Helene…
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The Return of Circa: Luke Thomas on Humans 2.0
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 performance Humans. The show promises to push the physical boundaries even further with their 10-member company. Performer Luke Thomas spoke with Phindie about the upcoming program at the Zellerbach Theatre.
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Theater’s Fiercest Female: New company launches with MEDEA
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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Make a RENDEVOUS IN BANGKOK: World premiere play premieres this Sunday
Thomas Merton (1915-1968) was the most influential American Catholic author of the twentieth century. His autobiography, The Seven Storey Mountain, sold over one million copies…
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Playing “Girl Games”: WOLFTHICKET draws on playground fun for joyful dance piece
Why do we dance? Lily Kind proposes an answer
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Opera Philadelphia’s FREE world premiere THEY STILL WANT TO KILL US commemorates 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
On Tuesday, May 25, 2021 at 8pm EST, a group of arts institutions across the nation will premiere the short film They Still Want to…
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THE SLEEPING BEAUTY (Royal Opera House Live Cinema): Authentic classic ballet, onscreen
An enchanted, glorious ballet at Ritz 5
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Enjoy Winter with These Top Things to Do in Philadelphia
The first months of 2020 come with full of amazing things to do in Philadelphia.
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4 Reasons Ford v Ferrari Could Be An Instant Classic
While James Mangold’s Ford v Ferrari isn’t set to release until November, it’s already generating plenty of Oscar buzz.
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Fringe preview: Motherhood, race, and fairy tales
Brown-Eyed Rapunzel at Philly PACK considers mothering a mixed-race child
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Fringe preview: A run to Wawa
Fringe favorites Tribe of Fools look at the unlikely places people consider home
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Fringe preview: Sail away with the PAC
Philadelphia Artists’ Collective hits the water with another Fringe gem.
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Fringe preview: Darkness on the edge of acrobatics
Almanac returns to the Fringe Festival with a consideration of illness and trauma
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Fringe preview: Going with the flow
Audiences will gush about this Fringe show taking a light-hearted look at menstruation
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Fringe preview: An unapologetic love letter to David Lynch
Red Lodge, Montana is The Antidote’s Fringe love letter to Lynch
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Plough’s Passages: New exhibition at Muse Galley
A exhibition of solo painting work by Jean Plough comes to Old City’s Muse Gallery July 31–September 1, 2019
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The Grounds Shout: Reggie Wilson and local artists bring performance to sacred spaces
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.
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