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Tag: Three Sisters and a Wolf

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THREE SISTERS AND A WOLF (Wee Keep Company): 2015 Fringe review 23

Christopher Munden September 8, 2015 No Comments

By exploring the way performances interact with the world in which they are made, THREE SISTERS AND A WOLF shows how Chekhov can thrive in the wilds of PA.

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The International Philly Fringe: A welcome to 18 countries

Henrik Eger September 8, 2015 No Comments

Here’s the latest sampling of Fringe shows, performances, playwrights, and artists from around the world, now grown to 18 countries.

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Mike Durkin’s 10 Fringetastic Fringe Picks!

Michael Durkin August 27, 2015 No Comments

With his Fringe pedigree, Mike Durkin is the ideal guy to ask for some Fringe recommendations. Here are his Top Ten Fringetastic picks.

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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.

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