A new radio show playing local music and talk local happenings and bullshit.
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Author: Christopher Munden
Your faithful correspondent and publisher Christopher Munden has written and edited for many publications, websites, and cultural institutions. He was an editor/publisher of the Philly Fiction book series, collections of short stories written by local writers and set in Philadelphia. He's also a soccer coach, a pretty good skier, and an erstwhile songwriter.
This Number is in Service: Mike Durkin gives us the SoLow down on FOR A GOOD TIME CALL
Mike gave Phindie the SoLow down (and the number) for this brilliantly conceived new work.
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Theater and Crudites: Nicole Quenelle gives us the SoLow down on REFRESHMENTS WILL BE PROVIDED
We got the SoLow down on time, refreshments, and the SoLow-Fringe relationship.
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Growth, Cockroaches, and *not* Micropenises: Julius Ferraro and Dani Solomon give us the SoLow down on MICROMANIA
We got the SoLow down on this compelling original piece from writer/actor Julius and director Dani Solomon.
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Our Revels Now Are Ended? Philly Shakes takes a break
Fans of the Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre were dismayed to receive this letter from artistic director Carmen Khan. It looks like this season will be the last in a while. We wish the best to Carmen and everyone at the company.
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36 VIEWS (Lantern): Using artifice to reveal truths
Visually beautiful and compelling in its coherence, 36 VIEWS weaves these intellectual concepts on the uncertainty of art and life with a wholly original style.
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Full Schedule: 2016 Philadelphia International Children’s Festival June 2-4
An array of circus arts, music, theater and storytelling and an outdoor FUN ZONE
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A Weird History: Dr. Thomas Dent Mütter and his peculiar museum
Within a staid building at 22nd and Ludlow lies one of the most peculiar and enthralling museums in the world.
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Famous Philadelphians: Hermann Schwarzmann (1846–1891)
As chief engineer for the Centennial Exhibition Grounds, Hermann Schwarzmann transformed Fairmount Park into a world-class venue for the 1876 fair celebrating America’s 100th anniversary.
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We Are All Chelsea Manning: Inis Nua actors on what THE RADICALISATION OF BRADLEY MANNING means to them
We asked the actors in this challenging production: Who is Bradley Manning to you?
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Not Going Gently: 1812 rocks with an album and a play
Harriet Power sits on a stool at a lightly stocked semi-circle bar in the corner of a spacious music room a block from the Ninth…
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s with Chris, Bruce, and Doug: Interview with three playwrights restaging a Fringe favorite
We talk to Chris Davis, Bruce Walsh, and Doug Williams ahead of their relaunch of HOLLY’S DEAD SOLDIERS.
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SEX WITH STRANGERS (PTC): Turn the page
Laura Eason’s play raises some interesting questions about love and art, but it is largely uninterested in exploring them.
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Famous Philadelphians: Cornelius “Connie Mack” McGillicuddy (1862–1956)
The most successful owner and manager in Philadelphia sports history was Cornelius McGillicuddy, better known as Connie Mack. He was born to Irish immigrants in East Brookfield, Massachusetts and worked as a New England textile mill hand before discovering baseball.
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MACBETH (Philly Shakes): Blood should have blood
This is a solidly accessible MACBETH, with comprehensible delivery and an easy-to-follow story—the kind of Shakespeare you go see with your high school class.
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Check Your Privilege: (re)FOCUS Fest
Four theater ensembles explore the concept of privilege and to celebrate diversity through shared performance.
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PIFA Returns: A full schedule of the 2016 Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts
The 16-day celebration of art showcasing a breadth of local and international performances and installations presented at locations across Philadelphia.
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SHOW NO SHOW (Gabrielle Revlock & Aleksandr Frolov): Moving relationships
A smart, funny dance piece tracking a relationship, or relationships, through a series of well-expressed interactions
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Agitate This! Bastion Carboni (aka Pilar Salt) on a new showcase melding theater and burlesque
A theater artist is bringing “a new kind of showcase to the Gayborhood”.
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It’s Family Friendly But It Still Has Hot Cowboys: Quince director Rich Rubin on RODEO by Philip Dawkins
Quince artistic director Rich Rubin about his company, its latest production, and the unique challenges of staging a family show.
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