Shakespeare meets South Philly in Tribe of Fools’ TWO STREET, a high-energy take on Romeo and Juliet through the perspective of a contemporary gay couple. But here the tale of…
This love story, full of gags, comedic misunderstandings and lotsa heart, encompasses two smitten gay mummers, family devotion, and mummer-love.
Although founded ten years ago, Tribe of Fools Theatre Company really burst onto the scene with its inimitable Fringe ‘11 offering, Heavy Metal Dance Fag. Like that show, this year’s production mixes…
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.... 
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 ... 
KING LEAR (Quintessence): England at his feet As Lear, Robert Jason Jackson is “every inch a king. 
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... 
Philadelphia Theater Calendar May 2019 What's onstage in Philadelphia theater in May 2019? Support Phindie operations
The Barnes Foundation is sponsoring a very high-level series of musical performances, which connect visual arts and music. Robert Whalen and his wife, Katherine Skovira, who are music directors for the Barnes, have put together programs which are inspired by visual arts – bringing the images to the fore within the abstract aura of music. // If you were hoping for a cozy little concert with harpsichords and Mozart, this series is not for you. more…
