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Kathleen Wallace and Greg Wood in Noël Coward’s PRIVATE LIVES at Walnut Street Theatre. Photo by Mark Garvin.
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PRIVATE LIVES (Walnut): Who is being mocked?

Michael Fisher January 23, 2015 3 Comments

PRIVATE LIVES, as written by Coward, is funny because it exposes the savagery that exists beneath the polished façade of the English upper class.

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EMMA (Lantern): Meddlesome Matchmaking and Regency Amusements

Debra Miller September 29, 2013 2 Comments

The Lantern opens its twentieth anniversary season with the Philadelphia premiere of Jane Austen’s class-conscious romantic comedy of manners, in which a young idle-rich heroine’s…

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Lantern Theater Company's production of Jane Austen's EMMA review
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EMMA (Lantern): Philly falls for Austenmania

Michael Fisher September 27, 2013 2 Comments

Over the past few years, there’s been a surprising and unlikely spark of interest in Jane Austen. Austen’s novels—Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility, Persuasion, et al—have…

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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (Philly Shakes): A Shakespeare comedy that’s actually funny

Christopher Munden April 4, 2013 No Comments

When presenting Shakespeare comedies, companies often forget that they should be funny. This is not the case with Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre’s production of MUCH ADO…

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