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New This Week Lobby Hero (Theatre Horizon). Kenneth Lonergan's depiction of four lives that collide one night in the lobby of an upscale apartment building. Race, gender, romance, moral dile…
"Death of a Salesman? How many times have you had to see that?" a friend asked about my upcoming coverage of Curio Theatre Company's production of Arthur Miller's 1949 classic.
This weekend might be your only chance to see otherwise glorious concert dance performed by dancers wearing very large bunny ears. Such was the case as Trey McIntyre's Big Ones received its …
Heirs to novelist/screenwriter Larry McMurtry offer their unique brands of musical storytelling in a soldout show at the Sellersville.
The Jimmy Buffett musical will have its world premiere next year somewhere nice and warm - the La Jolla Playhouse in California.
It's a rare play that can entertain you and outrage you simultaneously, but that's just what Exit Strategy does. Philadelphia Theatre Company's fierce and funny East Coast premiere of Ike Ho…
His ability to pull at both the comic and tragic sides of the Janus mask in a millisecond makes Ezralow's dances spellbinding.
The It Girl
Through Sunday. The Louis Bluver Theatre at the Drake, 1512 Spruce St. (Entrance on Hicks St.). Tickets: $10-$25. Information: 267-437-7529 or [email protected].
It's not an obvious career path: Eduardo Vilaro has gone from starring in a middle school production of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown to becoming an award-winning choreographer and direct…
Fox pulls off the most ambitious live TV musical yet.
Musical theater loves Philly and vice versa. Here's a partial list of some of the big-name musicals rolling through town.
Assassins
At the Eagle Theatre, 208 Vine St., Hammonton, N.J. Through Feb. 21.
Tickets: $20-$40. Information: 609-704-5012 or theeagletheatre.com.
This year, the Avenue of the Arts lives up to its name as never before. The Pennsylvania Ballet soars at the Merriam and Academy of Music with Ãngel Corella's first full season of program…
Golf carts, Ferris wheels and Boyz II Men: What it takes to put on Fox’s first live musical
Some shows preserve their particular time and place as in perfect stagecrafted amber. Others - such as Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's Assassins, currently airing its dirty laundry at Ha…
Massacres du jour erupt from San Diego to Paris. And archaeologists recently announced the discovery in Kenya of human remains from a prehistoric tribe that met a brutal end some 10,000 year…
Harvey, a genial, old-fashioned comedy, is currently providing gentle, old-fashioned entertainment at the Walnut Street Theatre. There are lots of wink-wink, nudge-nudge sexual innuendos, wh…
At 92, “Schoolhouse Rock!” composer Bob Dorough remains the epitome of hip, as he’ll showcase with his regular trio at South Jazz Parlor on Wednesday.
After a bankruptcy beyond Wagnerian lengths, the New York City Opera is having a rocky resurrection, but not without hope.
