Grounds that Shout! (and others merely shaking), explores connections between faith, movement, race, and the body, with a focus on the African American religious experience.
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.
Dance takes center stage this year at the 20th Fringe Festival with 6 curated performances and over 27 Independent Fringe Fringe shows.
They are some of the oldest and most widely known stories in the books. They are stories of migrations, grueling journeys, and burning destinies. They are about freeing wrongly enslaved groups of…
Published by The DANCE Journal, republished by kind permission. The hot, muggy dog days of Summer are upon us and things have slowed down a bit in the way of…
A Dilettante at Large: THE RESTAURANT SCHOOL AT WALNUT HILL COLLEGE All this dilettanting around town can make a critic hungry 
Dinner for One: The greatest cult film you’ve never heard of A comedy little known in its native Britain has become a cult favorite in Germany. 
Philadelphia Theater Calendar January 2019 What's onstage in Philadelphia theater in January 2019? 
IRVING BERLIN’S HOLIDAY INN (Walnut Street Theatre): Longing for a time that never was IRVING BERLIN’S HOLIDAY INN takes us back to a kinder, gentler time when people could burst into song for no reason whatsoever. 
Theater of the Extreme: Amanda Schoonover looks back on PHAEDRA’S LOVE Henrik Eger talks to actor Amanda Schoonover about Sarah Kane and her career. Support Phindie operations
Four seafarers embark on a voyage of escapism and mutual self-discovery, expressed through breathtakingly impressive acrobatics more…
