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COURTLY LUST: A KING ARTHUR BURLESQUE (GDP/Walking Fish): 60-second review

Nicole Forrester October 21, 2013 No Comments

A tongue-in-cheek recounting of some of the sexier moments of King Arthur’s rule, COURTLY LUST attempts to do it all—just like the knights of old.…

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Stripped of Common Sense Philly Fringe
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[71] STRIPPED OF COMMON SENSE (Joint Bender Productions): Fringe review

Christopher Munden September 22, 2013 2 Comments

“Back to the grind. Literally.” So begins a shift for five young women, dancing for a living. Set in the dressing room of a strip…

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Nathan Foley and Brittany Holdahl in "Tying Up Loose Ends", by Cubby Altobelli. Photo credit: James Jackson (www.raveneyes.com)
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NOIR (GDP): Theater fatale gets off the beaten path

Julius Ferraro August 12, 2013 2 Comments

Little known theater company, GDP Productions, takes a shot at classic crime cinema with NOIR. Played in the shadowy, speakeasy-like back bar of R Bar…

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