Seven actors explain, enact, and parody a series of Shakespeare’s “bloody bits” in this fast, furious, and funny mash-up of The Bard’s iconic death and battle scenes.
Director John Schultz talks about his immersive staging of Shakespeare’s Macbeth: to a blindfolded audience.
Theater in Sketch: JOHNNY DEPP: A RETROSPECTIVE ON LATE-STAGE CAPITALISM (Val Dunn & Jenna Kuerzi) I was looking forward to catching Val Dunn a... 
THE LION KING (dir. Jon Favreau): Beautiful and utterly pointless A film review of the CGI live action remake 
Presenting stronger new dramas by overcoming “premieritis” The “one-and-done” premiere problem and filling more theaters through “rolling WORLD premieres” 
SUMMER SERIES 2019 (BalletX): BalletX brings The Little Prince to life This contemporary ballet of a classic children’s book is immediately understandable for children, but also poignant and thought-provoking fo... 
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... Support Phindie operations
Adapting Truman Capote’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s but not pulling verbatim from the novella, three playwrights have created a special experience in a Point Breeze row home.
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