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More music happening in November, including casualwear with Beethoven and mid-20th century classics. Gail Obenreder previews.
The Philadelphia Jewish Film and Media Festival is back, tackling themes of cultural tension, traditions, and wrestling with assimilation. Lisa Grunberger previews.
A new exhibit opens at Al-Bustan, the Wilma taps into children's theater, and an experimental documentary screens at Scribe Video Center. Kyle V. Hiller previews.
Philly author Eshani Surya's debut novel RAVISHING, out November 11, follows Indian American siblings caught in the trap of the beauty industry. Chhaya Nayyar reviews.
Theatre Exile kicks off its 29th season with a darkly funny single-set thriller about what happens when you allow your work to define you, and then take over your life. Jill Ivey reviews.
Acclaimed performer and composer Nathalie Joachim kicks off her Opera Philadelphia residency with a November 19 performance in the Wanamaker Building. She speaks with Maria Thompson Corley a…
South Camden Theatre Company wraps up its 20th anniversary "Season of Love" with Colman Domingo's Dot, a tale filled with heart and humor guaranteed to delight audiences heading into the hol…
The Arden stages The Mountaintop, Katori Hall's popular magical realist drama about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s final night, his legacy, and what we must do to continue it. Josh Herren rev…
In an expert production from InterAct Theatre Company, Amy Berryman's Walden adds a futuristic streak to the fractured family drama. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
As the company enters its fourth decade, the Lantern Theater's Macbeth lacks ideas and excitement. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
Theatre Horizon premiers a new musical about a Korean adoptee exploring family, loss, and identity. Mina Reinckens previews.
Mailperson and artist Greg Labold hosts a rubber stamp making workshop, and talks about his journey into a new career while rediscovering his creative work. Jimmy Viola previews.
MIWA, created by two Haitian American sisters, is a film and music experience running this weekend. John Morrison previews.
Two pivotal silent films screen in Philly, new exhibitions at Muse Gallery, PMA, and the MoAR, and props for sale. Kyle V. Hiller previews.
Hot takes are flying on the Philadelphia Museum of Art's rebrand and sudden firing of CEO Sasha Suda. Alaina Johns breaks it down.
Delaware's Resident Ensemble Players take on Agatha Christie's most enduring murder-mystery classic in a sleek and satisfying production. Gail Obenreder reviews.
Trenton's Passage Theatre pairs two important early plays by Amiri Baraka, Dutchman and The Slave, in a new production that mixes exciting choices with a lack of emotional resonance. An Nich…
At the Grounds for Sculpture, Salvador Jiménez-Flores explores Mexican immigrants' present and historical journey to the US, highlighting struggle, justice, and resilience as many try to lo…
A marathon musical outing with the Philadelphia Orchestra covered two Brahms symphonies and celebrated the 50th anniversary of pianist Emanuel Ax's debut with the Philadelphians. Cameron Kel…
Philly's own BalletX celebrates two great decades with a 20th Anniversary Retrospective featuring 20 dances in two programs. Melissa Strong reviews Program A: The First Decade.
Kyle V. Hiller rounds up the week, with offerings from African American Museum in Philadelphia, the Arden, CraftNOW, and more.
Rounding up classical music performances in November, including offerings from Tempesta di Mare, Network for New Music, and a reimagining of Twelfth Night. Gail Obenreder previews.
More from the FIlm Society's David Lynch retrospective, Heathers in 16mm, and more. Stephen Silver previews November movies.
Previewing dance performances and events happening in the Philly area this month. Camille Bacon-Smith rounds up.
BalletX celebrates its 20th anniversary with a focus on community. Camille Bacon-Smith previews.
