Skip to content
Thursday, September 11, 2025
phindie

phindie

An independent take on Philadelphia theater and arts

about . contact . advertising . support

phindie
  • Reviews
  • Features
    • Interviews
  • Theater
  • Dance
  • Music
  • Film
  • Visual Arts
  • Podcasts

Tag: The Girl’s Guide to Neighborly Conduct

Dance Fringe Festival Fringe reviews Reviews

THE GIRL’S GUIDE TO NEIGHBORLY CONDUCT (Tangle Movement Arts): 2015 Fringe review 34

Eri Yoneda September 11, 2015 1 Comment

Highly trained and expressive performers introduce viewers to girls’ life, relationships and strength through their acrobatic and astonishing circus arts.

View More THE GIRL’S GUIDE TO NEIGHBORLY CONDUCT (Tangle Movement Arts): 2015 Fringe review 34
Dance Fringe Festival

Scratching The Surface: Scratch Night previews the 2015 Fringe Festival

Gregory King for the Dance Journal August 27, 2015 No Comments

Leading up to the Fringe a series of Scratch Night performances showed excerpts of self-produced work that will be presented at the festival.

View More Scratching The Surface: Scratch Night previews the 2015 Fringe Festival
Features Theater

How to Fringe? On a Bike.

Christopher Munden August 3, 2015 2 Comments

It’s more dope than Lance Armstrong. And ballsier too. The Phindie Fringe Bike Tour is the best way to enjoy the 2015 Fringe Festival.

View More How to Fringe? On a Bike.

Support Phindie operations
Donate Button with Credit Cards

Subscribe

* indicates required
/* real people should not fill this in and expect good things - do not remove this or risk form bot signups */

Intuit Mailchimp

Now Trending…

  • Talking EMPEROR JONES: Interview with the director and cast of O’Neill’s tragedy at the South Camden Theatre Company by Henrik Eger
  • (MISS) JULIE (Svaha Theatre Collective): 2017 Fringe review by Christopher Munden
  • DIVINE/INTERVENTION (sbgProductions & Faux Real Entertainment): Reflections on the dual life of “the drag queen of the century” by Debra Miller
  • Philadelphia theater interviews How To Succeed In Comedy With Really Trying: Interview with The Waitstaff’s Sara Carano by Josh McIlvain
  • ASYLUM (Cheril N. Clarke): A shout loud enough to hear by Dante Robinson
phindie | Designed by: Theme Freesia | WordPress | © Copyright All right reserved