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The Holy Fool is a world premiere dance-theater piece by Ninth Planet, co-directed by Sam Tower and Nia Benjamin and collaboratively written by the ensemble. Using cinematic style, the production examines the toll of aging, grieving, and growing up in a culture where normativity...
The Light Between is a genre-defying theatrical work created and performed by Tom McCormack and PJ Casbar. Blending original songs, re-imagined classics, live piano, drag, humor, character-driven vignettes, and moments that flirt with the impossible, the show explores the...
Sept 16–20, 2026 A Band Called Honalee is a modern folk trio celebrating the music of Peter, Paul & Mary. Their energetic, interactive shows bring beloved hits like “Leaving on a Jet Plane,” “Blowing in the Wind,” and “Puff the Magic Dragon” to life, while also featuring...
A move-through, interactive adventure written by Rebecca May Flowers and Kai Flowers, directed by Rebecca May Flowers, presented as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Featuring colorful puppets and playful interactions, the show follows a team of aquatic friends who...
One thousand years ago, a man fell into a bog. Two decades ago, his body was pulled from that bog, still intact. Three months ago, someone made an exact replica of him for a play. The Bog Man is just a torso with arms and hands and no eyes. The Bog Man is not real. The Bog Man...
Becky's solo show traces her mother’s fading vision and increasingly outspoken political Facebook posts alongside a classroom of students who insist Helen Keller was afraud.
Lunar Retreat is a world premiere interactive, multi-sensory performance by choreographer Nichole Canuso inspired by the gradual distance growing between the moon and the earth. Created in collaboration with ocean explorer and visual artist Rebecca Rutstein, experimental sound...
The fifth annual Montco Jazz Fest is a multi-day festival celebrating the 100th birthdays of jazz greats including Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Tony Bennett at diverse venues throughout Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. The festival will feature dozens of concerts and events...
Written by and starring Hershey Felder as Sergei Rachmaninoff alongside Jonathan Silvestri as Tsar Nicholas II, this musical drama explores the intertwined lives of the composer and Russia's final emperor during the waning days of Imperial Russia. Having fled the 1917...
An hour of drag, clown, and desperation from Analisa Raya-Flores, recipient of the Cannonball BIPOC Special Presentation Track. In this Día de Muertos Especial, Señor Babyhead journeys across the Sonoran Desert encountering artifacts, mirages, and spirits. Billed as Mexico's...
A famous boxer, disillusioned by discrimination and deception, reinvents himself as a dancing, singing, saxophone-playing cabaret star. When he becomes a poet's muse and the boxing ring calls him back to regain his title, the show questions whether it is the return of a prodigal...
“Join us to celebrate the 100th anniversary of a silly old bear” DCP Theatre Presents the Family Show The House at Pooh Corner by Bettye Knapp based on the work of A.A.Milne Directed by David Williams Sponsored by: CK Services Residential and Commercial 484-645-4591...
Izzy Sazak takes the audience through the awkward beauty of growing up mixed, caught between two empires-worth of daddy issues and messy history. The world premiere solo show mixes geopolitics with a hilarious, heartfelt and fast-paced examination of identity and inheritance...
What if your entire family was lying to you and you had to play along? From the perverse minds that brought you J ake Symbol’s Bing Crosby’s Christmas Revival: Live! comes a new play that seeks to answer, “what’s Left of Beaver?” Inspired equally by Hi Honey, I’m Homo by Matt...
Karen Carpenter's extraordinary voice and the brother-sister duo’s unforgettable music is back on stage in a beautifully-crafted all-new production!
Sydney Marie Hughes presents a new adaptation of Aeschylus' ancient Greek tragedy, reimagined through Appalachian folklore, movement, and communal storytelling. The production follows the Danaids, fifty women fleeing forced marriage who seek refuge in Argos, exploring how their...
GOOD KNIGHT: A MASCULINITY JOURNEY is a one-person clown show written and performed by Grant O'Connell, directed and co-devised by Frankie Halbiger. The show follows a knight who grapples with the question of what it means to be a man, blending physical comedy, absurdist play...
Written and performed by Rebecca Wilson, this solo multi-tonal show combines wit, hard-hitting punchlines, and empathy to tell the story of caregiving for her mother, who is battling ovarian cancer, alongside her own struggles with mental health and substances. It explores...
An immersive wellness event by neoshaman Paqo Tom presented as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Participants experience a modern adaptation of ancient wisdom blended with guided breath, visualization, and soundscapes. The event explores mental health and emotional...
A one-woman play by Cheri Magid, performed by Sarah Baskin and directed by Michelle Bossy, that re-examines Ovid's Metamorphoses and questions what we inherit from stories passed down to us. Myrrha, a grad student in the classics, confronts her professor over the fifty sexual...
The N Crowd is Philadelphia's longest-running independent short-form improv comedy show, returning to the Philly Fringe Festival for three Friday night performances. The rotating cast creates everything on the spot using audience suggestions, playing games lasting 3 to 5...
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Antigone Bristol Riverside Theatre (2/02-2/21) |
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Penn State Centre Stage “Sister Act” Penn State Centre Stage (10/06-10/17) |
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Situational Beaver Vox Populi Black Box theater (9/20-9/23) |
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Shatterproof Icebox Project Space Gallery (9/18-9/27) |
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A Christmas Story: The Play Bristol Riverside Theatre (12/01-1/03) |
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Illumination Prima Theatre (11/20-12/23) |
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The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show The Dinner Detective Philadelphia (9/12-9/12) |
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returned, iridescent Theatre by Development (9/17-9/27) |
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Josh Turner Warner Theatre (12/03-12/03) |
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Bun in the Oven: Contractions with the Calamari Sisters Bristol Riverside Theatre (11/11-11/15) |
