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Features Theater

Theater in Sketch: ENTER LAUGHING (Players Club of Swarthmore)

Chuck Schultz January 14, 2017 No Comments

This meta-play within a play is clever and ridiculous.

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ENTER LAUGHING (Players Club of Swarthmore): Harvesting the humor in humiliation

Kellie Carle January 10, 2017 1 Comment

Leave cynicism in the lobby and pick it up later

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Sixty Years of Philadelphia Theater: Interview with playwright Walt Vail

Henrik Eger January 2, 2016 3 Comments

Tracing 60 years of theater history in Philadelphia through the eyes of one man.

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Music

There’s No Business Like…: Tempesta di Mare presents 17th-century theater music

Anne Hunter March 3, 2015 No Comments

When baroque music fell out of fashion centuries ago, the original music for 17th century theater stopped accompanying even much-revived plays.

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Reviews Theater

THE MISANTHROPE (Quintessence): What’s not to like?

Christopher Munden May 10, 2013 No Comments

I hope one day to see (and understand) a Moliere play in the original French, though as I’m not doing anything about that desire except…

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A Queer Midsummer Night’s Dream

Christopher Munden August 29, 2010 No Comments

Mauckingbird Theatre Company presents a gender-bent look at Shakespeare’s famous play for a woman wert thou first created; Till Nature, as she wrought thee, fell…

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No Deceit: Lantern Theater’s Scapin is a Treat

Christopher Munden December 15, 2009 1 Comment

A classic work of comic literature, a joyous reworking by one of the best clowns in modern theater, an imaginative staging by a top-class Philadelphia…

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