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    FRANKLINLAND (Lantern): A visit with Philadelphia’s Founding Father

    The first thing to know about Lantern Theater Company’s Franklinland is that the direction is solid, the actors first-rate, and their back-and-forth conversations are punchy and funny.

    Kathryn Osenlund May 23, 2026 No Comments
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  • Reviews Theater

    CLASS C (Azuka): Dystopia close at hand

    Things are not yet as bad as the reality presented in the play. But it urges us to beware, to speak up for ourselves at the ballot box, and not allow the promise of 1776 to continue down the sad road to nightmare. 

    Kathryn Osenlund May 17, 2026 No Comments
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  • Reviews Theater

    THE HYPOCHONDRIAC (Quintessence): The silliest possible nonsense

    Outrageous and farcical, this play is not just over the top – it’s left the top so far behind that they’ve forgotten where it left it. The applause at the end was wild.

    Kathryn Osenlund April 30, 2026 No Comments
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  • Reviews Theater

    ROMEO AND JULIET (Arden): Bounty as boundless as the sea

    It’s quite likely that you’ll never see a finer performance of this Shakespearean warhorse.

    Kathryn Osenlund March 18, 2026 No Comments
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    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

    Smalley Bogg February 26, 2026 No Comments
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Features Theater

Theater in Sketch: LET IT SNOWDEN (Hella Fresh Theater)

Chuck Schultz May 17, 2019 1 Comment

Theater takes us out of the fictional world we occasionally mistake as real.

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Film Reviews

MY SON (dir. Christian Carion): Film review

Dan Scully May 17, 2019 No Comments

MY SON steadfastly refuses to give in to the catharsis of revenge

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Features Interviews Theater

Missionary Position: Interview with BOOK OF MORMON star Liam Tobin

Debra Danese May 14, 2019 No Comments

Broadway veteran Liam Tobin will lead the cast of Book of Mormon as Elder Price when the show returns to Philly this month.

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Dance Reviews

DGV, Trigger Touch Fade, Glass Pieces (PA Ballet): Robbins, Wheeldon, and Elo

Eri Yoneda May 14, 2019 No Comments

Ballet is a living art.

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Features

Naomi Orwin: A much-loved theater critic passes

Christopher Munden May 13, 2019 No Comments

Remembering writer Naomi Orwin

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Dance Features Interviews

Interview Over Morning Coffee with Ian Hussey, departing Principal Dancer at Pennsylvania Ballet

Eri Yoneda May 13, 2019 No Comments

Since he met ballet at age of 8 when his parents brought him to the Academy of Music to see the Nutcracker by Pennsylvania Ballet,…

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Film Reviews

Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (dir. Rob Letterman): Film review

Dan Scully May 9, 2019 No Comments

It exists. I watched it. It was fine.

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Features Interviews Theater

“It’s all a marathon, not a sprint”: Interview with Keith Illidge on Inis Nua’s production of UNTITLED

Tina Gill May 8, 2019 No Comments

Tina Gill interviews Keith Illidge about his work and role in Inis Nua’s UNTITLED

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Music Reviews

A dilettante at large reviews RIDERS TO THE SEA/ EMPTY THE HOUSE (Curtis Opera)

Toby Zinman May 5, 2019 No Comments

Theater critic extraordinaire Toby Zinman continues her forays into other art forms with a visit to Kimmel Center’s Perelman Theatre to see two one-act operas presented by the Curtis Opera Theatre

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Reviews Theater

UNTITLED (Inis Nua): Brother, Name, Destiny—The American premiere of Inua Ellams’ drama

Tina Gill May 3, 2019 No Comments

Two brothers must find each other before they can find themselves.

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Reviews

Official Secrets (dir. Gavin Hood): Film review

Dan Scully May 2, 2019 No Comments

Prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, a low-level British Intelligence translator, Katherine Gun, found herself privy to information which indicated high-level corruption. A joint…

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Film Reviews

The Tomorrow Man (dir. Noble Jones): Film review

Dan Scully May 2, 2019 No Comments

What appears on its surface to be your typical “older people in love” romantic comedy turns out to be much more. Certainly, this is a…

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Philadelphia Theater Calendar May 2019

Calendar May 1, 2019 No Comments

What’s onstage in Philadelphia theater in May 2019?

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Film Reviews

Mike Wallace Is Here (dir. Avi Belkin): Film review

Dan Scully April 30, 2019 No Comments

Mike Wallace is Here is entertaining and educational, miraculously giving us a thorough portrait free of excessive editorial spin.

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Dance Features

Dance in Sketch: KUN-YANG LIN/DANCERS (NextMove Dance)

Chuck Schultz April 26, 2019 No Comments

An iridescent light shining on a crater with life crawling out of it.

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Film Reviews

AVENGERS: ENDGAME (dir. Anthony Russo & Joe Russo): Film review

Dan Scully April 26, 2019 No Comments

Avengers: Endgame had to stick the landing. It did.

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Music Reviews

RENEWAL (Choral Arts Philadelphia): Matt Glandorf looks to Bach’s predecessors for the final Bach@7 concert of the season

Margaret Darby April 26, 2019 No Comments

Stay with us; for it is toward evening and the day is spent.

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Dance Reviews

KUN-YANG LIN/DANCERS (NextMove Dance): A dance company with a philosophy

Eri Yoneda April 18, 2019 No Comments

Experiencing Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers, you may come to feel and understand what yin and yang means.

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Features Theater

Theater in Sketch: MASTER HAROLD… AND THE BOYS (EgoPo)

Chuck Schultz April 18, 2019 No Comments

Chuck Schultz sketches one half of the “Censured” series of South African plays

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Dance Features Interviews

Getting to Know Annie Wilson

John Rosenberg April 15, 2019 No Comments

Annie Wilson has proven to be among the freshest, funniest, and fearless choreographers in Philadelphia. She talks to John Rosenberg.

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