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Tag: Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe

2014 Fringe Festival Philadelphia
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2013 Philly Fringe Festival :: the MOST coverage and Six Picks for the Festival

Christopher Munden September 6, 2013 2 Comments

As its mission, Phindie provides independent coverage of Philadelphia theater and arts, with a focus on independent theater. So the Philly Fringe Festival* is a…

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A Voyage of Wonder: WHaLE OPTICS at the Live Arts

Christopher Munden September 6, 2011 No Comments

“Meditation and water are wedded forever” —Herman Melville, Moby Dick For last year’s Live Arts Festival, playwright Thaddeus Phillips took us on a trip to…

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Theater Picks for the 2010 Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe

Christopher Munden September 2, 2010 No Comments

The Live Arts and Philly Fringe has grown and moved mostly North and West from its Old City nexus, prices have gone up, and the roster of…

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