And the winners are… 2019 Barrymore Award recipients
Hey, who won a 2019 Barrymore Award?
Hey, who won a 2019 Barrymore Award?
Skip Robinson is bringing to stage one of the greatest escape artists in history in Arden Theatre’s Ragtime.
Revisiting Philly theater history through the eyes of one of its finest critics.
Remembering Philadelphia theater history through the eyes of a venerable theater reviewer.
From being bullied to falling in love with Judy Garland. Tyler Houchins takes us down the yellow brick road.
Looking at Arden Childrens Theater in words and sketch
Kash Goins gets a message from Valerie Castile, mother of the man who inspired 74 SECONDS… TO JUDGMENT
Naomi Orwin asks: Would a woman have envisioned a different Nora? A different Torvald?
Chuck Schultz previews Lucas Hnath’s sequel to Ibsen’s classic.
The Bechdel family has a funeral home (dubbed Fun Home by the kids) and also a not-fun family home.
In adapting THE BLUEST EYE, Lydia R. Diamond trusts Toni Morrison.
Kash Goins talks to Phindie about the new production of his acclaimed prison drama and the Arden’s coming season.
A timelessly relevant damnation of our human falsehoods is also an au courant commentary on sexism.
Naughty and nice collide in TOUCHTONES, a musical fantasy in world premiere at the Arden.
This treacly throwback neither titillates nor liberates.
CABARET has taken on a new level of relevance, but Matthew Decker’s re-creation of Sam Mendes’ famous production remains stuck in the past.
In 2016, Philly playwright Kash Goins took a look at the human costs of mass incarceration in his nuanced, intimate original drama V to X (five to ten). For ten…
Philadelphia theater writers choose their favorite plays of the last season.
On August 21, Theatre Philadelphia announced nominees for the 2017 Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre. Established companies led the day.