Lantern Theater’s production of THE TEMPEST, Shakespeare’s last play, is an enjoyable, modest show, full of comedy and romance and the gentle spirit of human forgiveness.
With a strong cast and design wizards the Lantern has made CORIOLANUS a visceral, lively and thought-provoking experience
Up and Over the Rainbow: The Impact of Judy Garland on the work of Tyler Houchins From being bullied to falling in love with Judy Garland. Tyler Houchins takes us down the yellow brick road. 
Irving Berlin’s HOLIDAY INN (Surflight Theatre): 60-second review This HOLIDAY INN is very, very impressive for a regional seashore show, in fact it would be impressive anywhere, 
5B (dir. Paul Haggis and Dan Krauss): Film review Here in America, we pride ourselves on being open-minded, caring, ... 
THE SECRETARIES (Quince): An erotic-hilarious farce—not suited for an embarrassed young man? Warning: Don’t see this erotic-thriller-parody if you take life too seriously! Also: Don't take life to seriously. 
Official Secrets (dir. Gavin Hood): Film review Prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, a low-level British Intelligence... Support Phindie operations
Published by The DANCE Journal, republished by kind permission. In addition to the festival’s annual selection of Presented Fringe performances by internationally renowned contemporary artists and stars of Philadelphia’s stages, this year’s 130-plus independently produced Neighborhood Fringe artists will take the city by storm for a record-setting 18 days this fall, presenting more than 700 performances of cutting-edge dance, theater, comedy, visual art and more in every neighborhood, from Fishtown to Fairmount, West Philly to Old City. “FringeArts has a long-standing tradition of providing an unjuried platform for artists to develop their visions in total freedom from curatorial barriers,” says Nick Stuccio, president and producing director. more…
