The InterAct Theater goes behind the scenes of a working kitchen
A gripping solo play that asks tough questions and rejects easy answers
Scene one is hilarious; scene two wipes the smile right off your face.
“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... 
Fringe in Sketch: THE FREN BANKLIN EXPERIENCE Fren Banklin comes to the sketchbook reporter's dining room. 
IT’S SO LEARNING (Berserker Residents): 2015 Fringe Review 51 Go back to school with The Berserker Residents in this highly interactive ensemble-devised piece, in which you are the student and your teac... 
Theater in Sketch: ‘TIS PITY SHE’S A WHORE (PAC) Philadelphia Artist Collective's'TIS PITY SHE'S A WHORE is running March 28-April 14, 2019 at Philadelphia Boys and Girls Choir 1336 Spring ... Support Phindie operations
Montreal-based performer William Bonnet (formerly of 7 Fingers, who delighted in last year’s Philadelphia Live Arts with Sequence 8) executes a seamless blend of dance, acrobatics, gymnastics, magic, and mime in LEO, the psychological and physical study of a man trapped in isolation in a small room with a bare hanging light bulb. The anti-gravity illusion combines live performance, in an open-front and open-top horizontal box, with a live-feed video projection of the scene on a vertical screen next to it, flipped at a 90 degree angle. The audience gasps, laughs, and marvels at Bonnet and his props (a suitcase, a tie, a hat, a bottle of water) as they boggle the mind, fool the eye, contradict logic, and defy the laws of nature by appearing to hover in mid-air and to flow upward instead of down. more…
