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Tag: They Call Me Arethusa

Features Fringe Festival Theater

The Conversation Starter: A Fringe show, a reviewer’s word choice, and why it’s good to talk

J. Colie McClellan September 12, 2014 No Comments

Conversations are not always comfortable, but when Colie McClellan had an issue with a Phindie review, she decided to start one.

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THEY CALL ME ARETHUSA (Colie McClellan & Mark Kennedy): Fringe Review 10

Christopher Munden September 7, 2014 2 Comments

In THEY CALL ME ARETHUSA, Southern-tinged Greek myths tie together documentary theater-style interviews reminiscent of Anna Deavere Smith’s one-woman shows.

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Fringe interview with Colie McClellan of THEY CALL ME ARETHUSA

Christopher Munden August 27, 2014 No Comments

Phindie spoke to Colie McClellan about her Fringe show THEY CALL ME ARETHUSA, a story of intimate partner violence interweaved with Greek mythology and Southern folklore.

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