Brat Productions’ PLANT ME HERE presents a saccharine dream of ruin and rebirth.
This is no mere retelling of Romeo and Juliet. What we get is a conjuring, a blood-letting, a full-throated cry of rage.
Blonde Brief: Sean Thompson stars in LEGALLY BLONDE Sean Thompson returns to the Walnut Street Theatre in the new production of Legally Blonde: The Musical, an adaption of the hit comedy film.... 
Love Never Dies: Sean Thompson talks about the Phantom of the Opera sequel What happened after that fateful night at the Paris Opera House? Where are the Phantom, Raoul, and Christina now? 
Theater in Sketch: LET IT SNOWDEN (Hella Fresh Theater) Theater takes us out of the fictional world we occasionally mistake as real. 
An overview of the Philly theater scene Philadelphia theater is rich in its diversity and output, with over 100 companies presenting thousands of performances every year. The c... 
HUMAN FRUIT BOWL (Andrea Kuchlewska and Harmony Stempel): Fringe Review 27 HUMAN FRUIT BOWL draws audience members into the mind of a nude model as they witness an open depiction of this model as an aware and vocal ... Support Phindie operations
Director Ginger Dayle and sound and video designer Ren Manley intersperse audio and visuals from the 1960s in New City Stage Company’s RFK, complementing Widdall’s powerful performance with a great soundtrack and contextualizing video clips. Following pre-show newsreels from JFK’s assassination, the play begins in 1964—eight months after the fateful day in Dallas. more…
