BEHOLD HER (Half Key Theatre Company): 2018 Fringe review
Publicity for the show focuses on the question, “What is beauty?,” but the show itself goes much deeper.
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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. 
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. 
COLLECTED STORIES (Act II): Friendship in the real world As we enter the season of unpredictable weather, go to Act II to get their take on the warm and fuzzies mixed with the cold shoulder. 
Sixty Years of Philadelphia Theater: Interview with playwright Walt Vail Tracing 60 years of theater history in Philadelphia through the eyes of one man. 
Winners of the 2018 Barrymore Awards Full list of 2018 Barrymore Award winners
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UNTITLED: WHAT YOU SEE OR WHAT DO YOU SEE (KrieArt): 2014 Fringe Review 19
This entry in the Visual Art category is an art exhibit based on the association between the person looking at the art and the meaning ascribed to the art itself. The artist, Krie Alden, who spoke to me at the event, is excited to be a part of FringeArts, and she loves the idea of “the Fringe being on the fringe, where they support the unexpected.” 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
