REVIEW: We've Taken to You So Strong - Oliver! at the Walnut Street
Walnut Street Theatre's production of Oliver! is, in a word, stunning.
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Walnut Street Theatre's production of Oliver! is, in a word, stunning.
This bold venture of fusing rock, pop, Broadway and opera is bound to have people buzzing in Philly and beyond for quite a while.
Mel Brooks' zany, bawdy, irreverent Broadway hit 'The Producers', closes out the Walnut Street Theater's 200th anniversary season with a lot of belly laughs.
Dubbed 'The World's Most Popular Musical', the current touring production of Mamma Mia still proves to be raking in the 'Money, Money, Money'.
Review of The Color Purple at the Kimmel Center.
The Walnut's 'Les Miz' is a fresh new vision of the world's most popular musical.
While you may have grown accustomed to its face, this resurrected classic still needs a little bit of luck to fully capture the charm of this 'old friend' we've grown to love.
What price would you pay for respect and love? This great American classic is one of Arthur Miller's masterpieces.
'Close Your Eyes' and you'll hear them.
Simply put 'For those who know and love classic musical comedy' you will find yourself smiling from curtain to curtain with this touring production of Drowsy Chaperone.
'Come to the Place where Dreams Are Born!' This all-new production of J.
The Prince plays host to a concert that will surly be the talk of the town this season with two of theater worlds most popular and occasionally over the top performers.
Together, Forever takes on new meaning in this delightful musical featuring real life Broadway couple Brad Little & Barbara McCulloh.
Filled with all the mystery of an Agatha Christie novel laced with plenty of passion, The Wilma Theater brings us Mozart.
Terrence J.
I, Don Quixote, Man of LaMancha is based on the novel written by Miguel De Cervantes and presented as more of an autobiography or teleplay.
Wicked flies back to Philly and literally brings in the 'green' as well as the crowds.
A touring production that gives a gem of a show a shine that doesn't quite capture all the endearing facets or character of Camelot.
It's silly as a flying cow and shrewdly brilliant; a smorgasbord of simply smashing humor…It's Spamalot!
The Prince Music Theater welcomes back a Philly favorite.
The chandelier rises.
Come and meet those dancing feet! Philadelphia's Walnut Street Theater is becoming predictably successful at mounting winning productions just in time for the holidays.
Fall in Philadelphia can only mean one thing: here comes the theater season.
'We're going to have a baby!' What five words could have more of a heart stopping, jaw dropping reaction?
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