Meehan and Collins use convincing Christopher Walken impressions in an intriguing look at how the fantasies of popular culture provide escape from our lives while they shape them.
View More TWO WALKENS (Miniature Refrigerator Operator): Finding Christopher Walken, finding us
For their debut production, Susanne Collins and Kevin Meehan looked to one of the most iconic actors of contemporary cinema: Christopher Walken.
View More Meeting the TWO WALKENS: Susanne Collins and Kevin Meehan on their new work
AN ILIAD brings Homer’s characters and their epic struggle to life using just a sole narrator and musical accompaniment.
View More AN ILIAD (Lantern): Homer sweet homer
AN AMERICAN IN PARIS’s touring cast includes Philly local Colby Q. Lindeman, a proud graduate of Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts
View More A Philadelphian in AN AMERICAN IN PARIS: Colby Lindeman returns to his hometown on a Broadway tour
SEX TALK once again turns musical theater tropes into sing-song gropes that will touch you in places only your partner—or favorite presidential candidate—should
View More Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby: Katherine Perry returns with SEX TALK election special
At 800+ pages, Fyodor Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov would not seem ideally suited to theatrical interpretation.
View More DELIRIUM (EgoPo): 60-second review
What will future theatermakers and scriptwriters make of Donald Trump and his campaign. Ken Brady gets a head start.
View More Making Philadelphia Theater Great Again: Ken Brady’s THE LETTER H
For the second year in a row, Theatre Exile led the pack with five Barrymore Awards for its production of The Invisible Hand
View More And the winners are… 2016 Barrymore Awards
Tonight is the ceremony for the annual Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theater, and Phindie will be there, holding a cell phone and live tweeting about the gathering and the winners.
View More Live Tweeting the Barrymores
Artists from Philly’s favorite clown-funk band pick favorite songs from their new album and the world of music
View More Keen to Feed: Favorite tunes from Red 40 & the Last Groovement
Irreverent local performers present two strange and sumptuous evenings of independent theater and comedy alongside food and cocktails
View More Dinner Theater, Recooked
GROUNDED is a tale for our times: war is most hellish when it resembles office life, reality is most profound rendered in pixels.
View More GROUNDED (InterAct): The killing screens
This adaptation by master Irish playwright Conor McPherson finds its horror in the claustrophobic relationships between its four characters
View More THE BIRDS (Curio): Terror takes flight
The founder of SoLow Fest talks about his latest work, HOPELESSNESS, performed one night only October 8.
View More Thomas Choinacky Says There’s No Hope
Would Sebastian would rather sleep with Hillary or Donald, what the hell his Fringe show was about, and what’s the worst way to cook an omelette?
View More Philly’s Kinda Cool episode 2.1: We back!
Kittson O’Neill plays a fighter pilot and expectant mother living in a desert suburb in the U.S. Southwest, controlling weapons which kill people in a distant foreign desert.
View More Drone Warfare Hits Home: Kittson O’Neill on InterAct’s GROUNDED
Idris Goodwin’s play displays the same playful humor, poetic intelligence, and human insights as the early hip hop music it salutes.
View More HOW WE GOT ON (Azuka): A rapper’s delight straight outta the suburbs
An entertaining work about a compelling character, RIZZO displays pitfalls common to biographical drama.
View More RIZZO (PTC): A larger-than-life life onstage
You won’t get many opportunities to see KING JOHN; you’re unlikely to see one as well-rendered as Revolution Shakespeare’s.
View More KING JOHN (Revolution Shakespeare): 2016 Fringe review 88
Playwright Patrick Ross, who gives us a history of sexism, quotes and references to literature and mythology, and plenty of Hawthorne in a smartly woven one-woman show
View More SCARLETT LETTERS (Ross & Diggs): 2016 Fringe review 81