Why Deaf Theater is a Form of Resistance
This film follows Daymond Sands, a Deaf theatre program director, preparing his first original showcase, highlighting the cast’s heartfelt effort to bring Deaf perspectives center stage
In today’s edition of my look back on theater from years past, I remember two Thaddeus Phillips works from 2015 and 2017: Alias Ellis Mackenzie and A Billion Nights on Earth.
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View More Bleed With Me (dir. Amelia Moses): Salem Horror Festival capsule reviewKathryn Osenlund remembers two productions of I Am My Own Wife by Doug Wright.
View More Looking Back: I Am My Own Wife at the Wilma and Theatre HorizonPapi Ramirez vs. Giant Scorpions proves that if you’re creative enough, you can make a pretty damn good DIY movie
View More Papi Ramirez vs. Giant Scorpions (dir. Leslie Rivera): Salem Horror Festival capsule reviewThey love Halloween and spooky season at Philly AIDS Thrift in Queen Village. Staff put up decorations and don inventive outfits, and the store is…
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View More The Last Thanksgiving (dir. Erick Lorinc): Salem Horror Festival capsule reviewKathryn Osenlund remembers two productions from Fringe Festivals past
View More Looking Back: Chekhov Lizardbrain & Red Eye to Havre de GraceWith a bigger budget, this concept could be turned into a much more compelling, terrifying movie, but here in this universe, it is what it is.
View More Occupants (dir. Russ Emmanuel, 2015): Salem Horror Festival capsule reviewJosh, John, and Chris talk about the play about the rabbit you might’ve seen in high school
View More Harvey by Mary Chase (1945): Chosen by Committee Episode 25Driving by in cars like a slow-moving funeral procession, we get new perspectives from an all-female cast
View More A Period of Drastic Change and Reordering: Interview with THE WAY OUT artists and performers.In a new series, Phindie takes a walk down memory lane to briefly revisit memorable theater performances in Philadelphia and environs.
View More Looking Back at the Theater: Remembering two outstanding performances at Bristol Riverside Theater (BRT)Josh, John, and Chris disagree again about Thorton Wilder. Then, they chart a path forward.
View More The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder (1943): Chosen by Committee Episode 24A never-performed before multi-arts show on wheels for Fringe audiences
View More The Way Out: New life at Laurel Hill Cemetery with an all-female ensemble of theater artists and aerialistsINTRODUCTION Are you a lover of the exceptional 3D slot? Or you’ve not played any type of 3D slot before, then here is a chance…
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View More THE NEST (dir. Sean Durkin): Film reviewSimilar to any other market, the art market is always hustling, with buyers and sellers trading in different art commodities, services, and art pieces
View More Olyvia Kwok Art Investments: identifying and accounting for investments in artworkFor episode 23, podders Josh, John, and Chris discuss There Shall Be No Light, the third and final prizewinning play by Robert E. Sherwood.
View More There Shall Be No Light by Robert E. Sherwood (1941): Chosen by Committee Episode 23The Fringe Festival kinda crept up on us this year, but here are a few shows we’re looking out for this festival.
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