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To the Core: InterAct’s residency program culminates in four free readings

Christopher Munden December 9, 2019 No Comments

InterAct’s 2018/19 Core Playwrights Program culminates in a series of free readings showcasing the work of four local playwrights.

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Features Theater

Theater in Sketch: TWELFTH NIGHT (Shakespeare in Clark Park)

Chuck Schultz August 7, 2018 No Comments

Chuck Shultz sketches the al fresco production of TWELFTH NIGHT.

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Features Interviews Theater

Remembering TIME REMEMBERED: Interviews with the IRC cast

Henrik Eger February 24, 2018 No Comments

Henrik Eger talked to the IRC cast about their production of Jean Anouith’s play.

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Features Theater

Theater in Sketch: TIME REMEMBERED (IRC)

Chuck Schultz February 13, 2018 No Comments

Sketches of TIME REMEMBERED by Jean Anouilh, presented by the Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium February 6-March 4, 2018 at the Walnut Street Theatre Studio 5

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TIME REMEMBERED (Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium): review
Reviews

TIME REMEMBERED (IRC): What is love and how do we kill it?

Julius Ferraro February 13, 2018 No Comments

The IRC prove once again that they are able to pluck strange fruits out of theatrical history and serve them up ably.

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Reviews Theater

PARROT TALK (Julius Ferraro): Like a sound wave begging to be heard

Julia Taus April 21, 2017 No Comments

PARROT TALK follows a simple narrative arc of a woman dying on her way to the grocery store; however, nothing about her journey is linear.

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Features Interviews Theater

A Different Type of Theatrical Experimentation: PARROT TALK with Julius Ferraro

Christopher Munden March 22, 2017 No Comments

Philly theater creators experiment with physical theater, but use TV-type language. Julius Ferraro goes down a different path.

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Reviews Theater

ANTAGONYMS (Curio): What are any of us but destructive dualities

Julie Zeglen December 4, 2016 No Comments

The messiness in Rachel Gluck’s debut play is what make it most lifelike. In the end, what are any of us but destructive dualities, fighting between our desires and our own self-interest?

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Reviews SoLow Fest 2016 Theater

SCHOOL PLAY (Tribe of Fools): SoLow review

Michael Kelly June 22, 2016 No Comments

A hilarious and heart wrenching ode to that little trouble-making anti-hero.

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Reviews Theater

THE YEAR OF THE RAW ONION (IRC): A cabaret cocktail of satire and absurdity

Debra Miller March 21, 2016 No Comments

A series of stand-up monologues culled from the satirical articles of The Onion delivered riotous socio-political commentary in a fast-paced 75 minutes.

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Reviews Theater

THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR (IRC): Corruption!

Julius Ferraro February 8, 2016 No Comments

A production that forefronts Gogol’s surprising, desperate, hypnotizing dialogue. Illustration by Mike Jackson.

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Reviews

Upcoming Readings

Christopher Munden January 13, 2016 No Comments

  What: How Green Was My Valley with music by Roger Ames and book and lyrics by Elizabeth Bassine; The Gig with music, book, and lyrics by Doug Cohen;…

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Fringe Festival Fringe reviews Reviews Theater

NOT FOR PROFIT (Ferdinand): 2015 Fringe review 64

Joshua Millhouse September 20, 2015 No Comments

A theater company, in the midst of financial crisis, ventures into new and risky territory in its upcoming production of The Tempest.

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GayFest! Reviews Theater

THE SECRETARIES (Quince): An erotic-hilarious farce—not suited for an embarrassed young man?

Alex Boucher August 16, 2015 No Comments

Warning: Don’t see this erotic-thriller-parody if you take life too seriously! Also: Don’t take life to seriously.

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Features Previews Theater

Any house is a DREAM HOUSE with some imagination: Philadelphia Local Artists for Youth and Plays & Players prepare a Rainy Day Play

Kaitlyn Foti November 6, 2014 No Comments

A product of the Philadelphia Local Artists for Youthprogram, DREAM HOUSE is is designed to unleash the creativity of audiences young and old alike.

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Directors Gallery Salon 1: Designing the Future
Interviews

Directing the Future: An Interview with DG Founder Jill Harrison

Debra Miller March 31, 2014 1 Comment

Since moving to Philadelphia in 2009 (from New York, where she began her career), and joining the Philadelphia theater community as a freelance director, producer,…

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