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RED LODGE, MONTANA (The Antidote): 2019 Fringe review

Kathryn Osenlund September 17, 2019 1 Comment

A bizarro fusion of indolence, violence, nudity, sex, and dance

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Fringe preview: An unapologetic love letter to David Lynch

Smalley Bogg September 1, 2019 No Comments

Red Lodge, Montana is The Antidote’s Fringe love letter to Lynch

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THE RESISTIBLE RISE OF ARTURO UI (DBaD Productions): 2017 Fringe review

Kathryn Osenlund September 19, 2017 No Comments

The Fringe is an excellent place for companies to mount political protest plays

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AND THEN THERE WERE NONE (Allens Lane): This production of Agatha Christie’s classic stays close to the original

Dorie Byrne January 17, 2017 No Comments

The real horror of Christie’s original ending sits in discord with the show’s campy beginning.

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A CHRISTMAS CAROL (Mechanical): A clever take on Dickens’ holiday classic

Debra Miller December 18, 2015 No Comments

A witty new adaptation of Dickens’ Christmas classic is performed in under an hour by a cast of three in a beautiful historic setting.

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THE MADNESS OF POE (Mechanical): A spellbinding production for the Halloween season

Debra Miller October 25, 2015 No Comments

An original and inventive adaptation of Poe interweaves stories by the Master of the Macabre within the period rooms of Historic Strawberry Mansion.

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A New 120 DAYS OF SODOM has Something for Everyone! (If everyone’s a fan of utter depravity)

Christopher Munden October 7, 2015 No Comments

Most books which were considered sexually scandalous at the time seem positively anodyne when read in the early 21st century. Marquis de Sade’s novels still make for discomforting reads.

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MERCURY FUR (Brainspunk): The hills are alive with the sound of post-apocalyptic horror

Christopher Munden July 24, 2015 No Comments

Dystopia can be a good place to demonstrate the kinder side of human nature. Philip Ridley’s play is shocking, violent, and uncomfortable to watch, but also weirdly heartwarming.

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SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER (Mechanical): An authentic delight!

Debra Miller April 9, 2015 No Comments

What better place than Philadelphia’s historic Powel House for its resident company, The Mechanical Theater, to stage this historically faithful production.

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