Hella Fresh Theater’s production of Osceola lives on in these theaterless times thanks to photographer Kyle Cassidy and videographer Brian Siano, who adapted it for the screen.
View More Watch OSCEOLA the Film: Stream a recent Philly theater production
I’m reminded to look around and appreciate the magic of the theater.
View More AUTOPIA (Hella Fresh): 2019 Fringe review
3 weeks. 10 plays. My first Fringe Festival.
View More Spooky Queers, Reimagined Classics, Giant Misses: 2019 Fringe recap from an outsider
Theater takes us out of the fictional world we occasionally mistake as real.
View More Theater in Sketch: LET IT SNOWDEN (Hella Fresh Theater)
Jenna Kuerzi is in almost every Philly Theatre Week show. She tells us all about it.
View More What is Theatre Week? What to See? And other insights from Jenna Kuerzi
A great idea for an experiment, but I’m not convinced that the reality plays out as well as the concept.
View More BUT NEXT NOT THIS (Hella Fresh Theater & Hum’n’bards): A bi-coastal experiment
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View More real straight up and down motherfucking talented artists
The best showcase for new performing arts in Philadelphia gets Revolutionary with an evening of beer and performance at Cliveden
View More There’s No Place Like Home: Revolutionary performances by Automatic Arts
The new series kicks off with shorts from Sam Tower/ Plant Me Here, The Naked Stark, John Rosenberg/ Hella Fresh, and Josh McIlvain/ SmokeyScout.
View More Performing Art for the Price of a Sandwich: NICE AND FRESH returns to Mount Airy
Exclusive recording of John Rosenberg’s CANA OF GALILEE, a full-length play only performed once, in a living room in Philadelphia, April 2014.
View More [audio] Exclusive reading of John Rosenberg’s CANA OF GALILEE (Hella Fresh Theater)
For the second year, Phindie asked local theater writers to vote on the best theatrical work produced in or near the city in the 2013/14 theater season.
View More 2013/14 Critics’ Awards: The best in Philadelphia theater
Phindie has been a long-term champion of playwright John Rosenberg and his Hella Fresh Theater. There are pretty much no companies in Philadelphia focused on full seasons of original work, certainly none of the caliber reached in Rosenberg’s best plays, 2013′s Hannah and 2012′s Alp d’Huez.
View More A NICE AND FRESH sendoff: John Rosenberg’s last show in Philadelphia
Sebastian’s dance-music-theater creations draw from each art without being confined to easy definitions. This Saturday’s Sorry, I’m Just Human marks a culmination of two years of choreographic, musical, and theatrical experimentation.
View More Seven dancers. 200 Surveys. 4-inch Leather Boots. SORRY, I’M JUST HUMAN.
The performance spaces which have made Kensington their home (Walking Fish Theatre, Hella Fresh, Mascher Space, and fidgetspace) are remote, both financially and physically, from the city, yet still close enough to converse artistically with downtown venues and even to attract funding.
View More You’re Probably Missing Out: A tour of Kensington’s performance spaces
In response to a story I wrote about LSD, a college creative writing professor told me that it’s never a good idea to give characters…
View More HANNAH (Hella Fresh): The glories of the sober mind
A hilarious and affecting world premiere by one of the best writers in Philadelphia is opening tomorrow, and you probably don’t know about it.
View More A Philadelphia playwright you probably don’t know, but should
Hella Fresh is staging THE GAMBLING ROOM at Papermill Theater in Kensington. One of several little companies working in small neighborhood venues, Hella Fresh is…
View More THE GAMBLING ROOM (Hella Fresh Theater): An ambitious conundrum
Kensington cops may ask why you’re on rundown Ormes Street, but don’t get rattled: the play happening inside the Papermill Theater satisfies like mom’s chicken…
View More ALP D’HUEZ (Hella Fresh): One couple’s twisting mountain stage
Here are my annual picks for the best of Philadelphia theater: Best Play: August: Osage County (Arden) Honorable mention: The Island (Lantern) Best Actor, Male: Frank…
View More Best of Philadelphia Theater, 2011-12
James Tolbert has decades of experience on stages in Philadelphia and around the country, most recently as the lead in August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come…
View More Interview with James C. Tolbert III