All Things Must Pass: Orbiter 3 members consider their finale
In the end, the plays you produce are greater than the plays you don’t
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KING KONG (Broadway Theatre): Going ape on Broadway We like our fantasies to be readily identifiable as such and to be realistic in their details. 
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PETITE MORT and World Premieres (Pennsylvania Ballet): Lamentation and Revolution The exuberant choreography was spectacular, the dancers striking, and the dramatic finale stirred the viewers’ imagination. 
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OPERATIC OR NOT, a review of THINGNY IS BACK, the third night of fidget’s 4th Annual Fall Experimental Music Festival
Adam Vidiksis’s legs are completely still like a concert violinist’s. He barely bends except to lean over the snare as he burrows the tip of a single drumstick into it. Using a regular drumhead made flexible by removal of the muffler, he demonstrates its malleability, bending the snare down into itself with one stick and rapping across the concave surface with the other to produce a sound like rain. more…
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COLLECTED STORIES (Act II): Friendship in the real world
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KING KONG (Broadway Theatre): Going ape on Broadway
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“Mentors and protégés exist everywhere”: Interview with playwright Donald Margulies on COLLECTED STORIES
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Parenting Matilda: Christopher Sutton and Lyn Philistine on their roles in Roald Dahl’s classic
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How Big Is That Theater? Seating capacities of Philadelphia theaters
