Imagine seeing a red couch parked in the middle of LOVE Park, and then a few days later it appears in Reading Terminal Market or even Independence Visitor Center.
Imagine seeing a red couch parked in the middle of LOVE Park, and then a few days later it appears in Reading Terminal Market or even Independence Visitor Center.
'Does Your House Have Lions?'
Temple University professor Sonia Sanchez' 1998 epic poem about her brother, his alienation from his family, struggle with HIV and the family's eventual healing is being performed as a large-scale collaboration by the Colleges of Dance, Music and Theater Arts at the University of the Arts.
Students from The University of the Arts come together with three of Philadelphia's leading theater artists to bring John Irving's 1985 novel 'The Cider House Rules' to the Merriam Theater stage April 3-5.
Johnnie Hobbs Jr. and Aaron Cromie, faculty members in the university's School of Theater Arts, direct the play's first and second parts, respectively.
'Does Your House Have Lions?'
Temple University professor Sonia Sanchez' 1998 epic poem about her brother, his alienation from his family, struggle with HIV and the family's eventual healing is being performed as a large-scale collaboration by the Colleges of Dance, Music and Theater Arts at the University of the Arts.
Students from The University of the Arts come together with three of Philadelphia's leading theater artists to bring John Irving's 1985 novel 'The Cider House Rules' to the Merriam Theater stage April 3-5.
Johnnie Hobbs Jr. and Aaron Cromie, faculty members in the university's School of Theater Arts, direct the play's first and second parts, respectively.