BWW Reviews: The Theater's THE REAL THING
Tom Stoppard's autobiographical parallel The Real Thing focuses on the successful playwright Henry and his close circle of family and friends.
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BWW Reviews: The Art of Collaboration in Wilma Theater's DON JUAN COMES HOME FROM IRAQ
Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Paula Vogel joined together with the Wilma Theater and a team of actors and directors over the course of two years to develop the world premiere production of Don Juan Comes Home from Iraq.
BWW Reviews: Philadelphia Theatre Company's VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE
Christopher Durang's 2012 Tony® and Drama Desk® award-winning comedy Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike follows three middle-aged siblings during a whirlwind reunion weekend.
BWW Reviews: Walnut Street Theatre's OTHER DESERT CITIES
Jon Robin Baitz' Other Desert Cities tells the story of a dysfunctional family with a troubled past.
BWW Reviews: Philadelphia Theatre Company's TRIBES
Nina Raine's Tribes tells the loud story of Billy, a young deaf man living amongst his opinionated, abrasive family who talk a lot but never stop to listen.
BWW Reviews: Philadelphia Theatre Company's NERDS
Long before Windows, IPhones, Xboxes and IPods, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were simply nerds working to create technology that would take the world to the next level.
BWW Reviews: Walnut Street Theatre's ELF
Based on the popular film, Elf tells the heartwarming story of Buddy, an orphaned baby who crawls into Santa's toy bag and is accidentally taken to the North Pole.
BWW Reviews: Philadelphia Theatre Company's 4000 MILES
Amy Herzog's Pulitzer Prize nominated play 4000 Miles showcases a natural relationship between Vera and her 21-year-old grandson, Leo.
BWW Reviews: Lantern Theater Makes Best of Limited Script in EMMA
In a theatrical adaptation by Michael Bloom, Lantern Theater Company takes on the typical Jane Austen tale of the self-serving and precocious Emma Woodhouse as she concocts matchmaking schemes for her closest friends.
BWW Reviews: InterAct Theatre Company's SOME OTHER KIND OF PERSON
Infused with surprising humor, Some Other Kind of Person takes a smart, thought-provoking look at foreign labor outsourcing, Cambodia's underage sex trade, multinational adoptions and misguided American intentions.
BWW Reviews: Philadelphia Theatre Company's VENUS IN FUR
David Ives tells the seductive yet funny tale of Vanda, an actress on an unwavering quest to win the lead in Thomas' new play, based on the classic erotic novel, Venus in Fur.
BWW Reviews: Strong Ensemble Makes the Most of Philadelphia Theatre Company's SEMINAR
Theresa Rebeck's (Pulitzer Prize nominee and creator of NBC's Smash) Seminar follows four aspiring novelists in Manhattan who form a weekly writing seminar under the fallible guidance of a renowned and callous literary expert.
BWW Reviews: Wilma Theater's ASSISTANCE is Funny and Authentic
Everyone's got to start somewhere.
BWW Reviews: InterAct Theatre's THE EXIT INTERVIEW Shows Talent and Versatility
Having been laid off from his university faculty position, Bertolt Brecht scholar Dick Fig (Dan Hodge) is forced to endure an exit interview with Eunice (Cheryl Williams), an eccentric and ultra-religious administrator.
BWW Reviews: Philadelphia Theatre Company's World Premiere Musical STARS OF DAVID
Stars of David is a world premiere musical based on Abigail Pogrebin's book, Stars of David: Prominent Jews Talk About Being Jewish.
BWW Philadelphia Awards 2012: Submit Nominations Now!
It's time to name your favorites, give some props and get your picks in for the best of the best - nominations for the 2012 BWW Philadelphia Awards are open now!
BWW Review: Wilma Theater's ANGELS IN AMERICA, PART TWO
It's not often we get to revisit characters and a story from a previous evening at the theatre.
BWW Reviews: Walnut Street Theatre's LOVE STORY - Charming Yet Heartbreaking
Based on Erich Segal's novel, Love Story tells the tale of upper-class Harvard student, Oliver Barrett IV, and his life-changing encounter with Radcliffe music major, Jenny Cavilleri.
BWW Review: A Stunning ANGELS IN AMERICA at Wilma Theater
Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches by Tony Kushner is a powerhouse theatrical event that garnered numerous prestigious awards including a Drama Desk award for Best Play, a Tony® Award for Best Play and the Pultizer® Prize for Drama.
BWW Review: Philadelphia Theatre Company's Authentic REASONS TO BE PRETTY
reasons to be pretty, the third installment in Neil LaBute's trilogy concerning the contemporary fixation on appearances, delves into how what you say, what you mean and how it's perceived by others don't always fall in line.
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