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This excellent production by InterAct of Thomas Gibbons' 2003 "Permanent Collection" tells the story of a fabulous trove of art and the people entrusted with its care. Fascinating, says Davi…
Singleton, 22, was found dead along the subway tracks in Manhattan on Sunday afternoon, in what appeared to be a tragic accident.
I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change!, written by Joe DiPietro and Jimmy Roberts, produced by Montgomery Theater, directed by Tom Quinn. Reviewed by Wendy Rosenfield
Before StubHub, Philly had the Carlin family of theater ticket sellers.
'To suffer love." This unusual line appears three times in quick order toward the end of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre's fresh, exuberant produc…
Philly Shakespeare's production blends comedy with darker themes in this exuberant, joyous production.
Only heaven and producer Whoopi Goldberg know why Sister Act - the 1992 film featuring Goldberg as Deloris Van Cartier, a soul singer who spies a murder committed by her gangster boyfriend a…
No victory snatched by Savion Glover's lack of visible feet on remote stage at Academy of Music.
Truman Capote's 1958 manuscript of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is rife with the author's handwritten edits.
According to a group of academics, the Bard was more Shylock than Puck
Ann Richards is stalking me.
Multitudes the Kimmel Center wanted, and multitudes it got.
With its 100-foot time tunnel, a 20-minute commissioned piece of music theater in the lobby, and other lures, the Philadelphia Int…
HOW'S THIS for an ultimate Quaker City show-biz trifecta? A musical set in Philadelphia, featuring an actor from Philadelphia in the lead role, is coming to Philadelphia.
A busy weekend of programming shows there’s more to life than ‘Game of Thrones’
Richard Griffiths, the versatile British actor who played the boy wizard's unsympathetic Uncle Vernon in the "Harry Potter" movies, has died. He was 65.
NEW YORK - As the title character of Matilda prepares hair dye to exact revenge on her nasty dad and his pompadour, she sings in a tribute to naughtiness: "Just because you find that li…
If ever there were a character to inspire living theater, it is Francis Lazarro Rizzo. And yet, the former mayor, one of the most dramatic figures in the city's long history, has yet to be i…
Next season's previously announced performance of Salome, Richard Strauss' erotically charged biblical opera based on Oscar Wilde's play, will be a coproduction of Opera Philadelphia and Phi…
