Wilson and his dancers beautifully articulate humankind’s desire to belong.
Reggie Wilson spoke with FringeArts about finding inspiration for CITIZEN in the life and work of Zora Neale Hurston, his family history, and his travels as well as the evolution of the piece.
“Don’t ask me what happened. It’s best not to know!”: A DYBBUK, or Between two worlds Review of A DYBBUCK from EgoPo Classic Theatre 
Full Cirque: Alix Croop returns to her hometown with AMALUNA Allentown native, Alix Croop, couldn’t imagine how her talents would translate to what she had seen in Cirque du Soleil’s Alegria... 
THE NEW & IMPROVED STAGES OF GRIEF (Act II): Laughing through tears Philadelphia’s queen of comedy takes on a dark subject with humor and heart. 
Photo Essay: Kyle Cassidy captures DANCING AT LUGHNASA (Curio Theatre) Photographer Kyle Cassidy is a Philadelphia treasure. He has been documenting American culture since the 1990s, photographing goths, punks, ... 
Theater in Sketch: THE BROWNINGS (Orbiter 3) The art world can be as small as one makes it, and the codependent relationship in THE BROWNINGS begins to shut out the rest of the world. Support Phindie operations
Scotland’s Visible Fictions brings a child-friendly version of the Greek myth of JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS, adapted by Robert Forrest, to People’s Light & Theatre Company more…
