Philadelphia theater writers choose their favorite plays of the last season.
Aaron Posner’s hilarious reinvention of The Seagull captures all of Chekhov’s laughable characters, absurdities of life, and self-references to the theater from a 21st-century perspective.
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A LIFE IN THE THEATRE (Walnut): 60-second review David Mamet's amusing A LIFE IN THE THEATRE uses the simple interplay of two actors backstage at a repertory company, to talk about life out... 
A Brief History of Early Publishing in Philadelphia Early publishing in Philadelphia has a rich and storied history. William Penn founded Philadelphia in 1682; within three years the nasce... 
JEFFREY DAHMER (BrainSpunk): A chilling conversation with a serial killer BrainSpunk Theater’s premiere full-stage production will keep you spellbound, stunned, and sickened 
From Mormon Boy to Rent Boy: Interview with solo performer Steven Fales They have a name for former LDS in Utah: Jack Mormons. You can leave the Mormon church, but the Mormon upbringing will never leave you. ... 
ROMEO AND JULIET (Curio): A same-sex take on Shakespeare’s classic The world’s most famous love story is given a new twist. The familiar characters are now the teenaged daughters of the feuding Montague and ... 
In SPLICE, a single flat wave of board whoops its way through the Leonard Pearlstein Gallery, which consists of about four rooms, vaguely defined by false walls. more…
