Philadelphia’s favorite circus art troupe Tangle Movement Arts was back in Old City’s Neighborhood House on April 7 and 8. Ever-changing and always in search for new ways to broaden…
Tangle Movement Arts is back again with a thrilling Fringe Festival performance.
Yet another thrilling and charming performance by Tangle Movement Arts, RETROACT is a remix of the most exciting moments since the company’s foundation in 2011.
Highly trained and expressive performers introduce viewers to girls’ life, relationships and strength through their acrobatic and astonishing circus arts.
Opera Innovator: An Interview with David Devan ahead of the O17 Festival Opera Philadelphia’s innovative general director previews the upcoming O17 Festival. 
A Woman Who Dares: Interview with KC MacMillan KC MacMillan talks about making the transition from freelance artist to administrative director, what she envisions for the next phase of her career, and what advice she has for young women who aspire... 
No Words for Arielle Pina’s NO INTRODUCTION or A White Viewer’s Guide to Reacting to No INTRODUCTION Arielle Pina doesn’t have words for it. She can talk about colorism , but there’s not a way to neatly explain how it has affected her. 
Literary Legacy: A History of Philadelphia Writers If you would not be forgotten, as soon as you are dead and rotten, either write things worth the reading, or do things worth the writing. 
Theater in Sketch: TOMMY AND ME (Theatre Exile) Looking at the past, TOMMY AND ME carries us into the psychological interaction between dreams and reality. 
That playwright Sarah Kane looked on the world as a pretty bleak place was confirmed by her 1999 suicide (at the young age of 28). But her dark worldview had already been laid bare in a small but lasting oeuvre of shocking but emotionally honest theater: her musical equivalent would be somewhere between the dark artist commitment of Elliot Smith and the equally sincere shock value of GG Allin.
