Edgar Allan Poe's LIGEIA Reimagined through Physical Theatre at Cannonball Festival in Philadelphia The solo performance will run at Asian Arts Initiative. PHILADELPHIA, PA: LIGEIA by Edgar Allan Poe will be presented in the Cannonball Festival, part of the Philadelphia Fringe...
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...
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...
"When I was eighteen, I discovered that my great-grandfather directed twenty-one films in 1930s China. Why did nobody ever tell me? Where can I find his films? What did he believe in as an artist? Now I step onstage, searching through fragments for answers—in a world still...
Audience members shape the fate of the main character in this interactive dramedy with alternate endings. Written, performed, and produced by first-time show creator Michelle Nguyen, the semi-autobiographical piece follows the imaginary friends of a young girl named Robin during...
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As the group Straight No Chaser sings, 'Five hundred twenty five thousand choirs have sung this... thanks to the writer, we all leave sad.' Without detail - yes, true. Jonathan Larson died before opening night of his own show about death and dying and drugs and rent strikes, leaving a show that fe…
The forests of Scotland in the lush foliage of Longwood Gardens is the best possible set…
Blurb: Rodgers and Hammerstein's beloved South Pacific sails into Bucks County Playhouse with soaring performances, standout choreography, and a Broadway-caliber cast led by Ryan Silverman, Alexandra Socha, Ann Sanders, and Mike Schwitter. Director Denis Jones delivers a vibrant revival that proves …
In what has become a much-anticipated event to close each season, the Philadelphia Ballet returned to Board Chairman David F. Hoffman’s lovely Red Rose Farm for the seventh time in a celebration of dance and volunteers, and a chance for benefactors to enjoy fabulous dance in a pastoral setting and…
Tony nominee Elizabeth Davis takes on Liz Taylor’s role as Maggie the Cat and proves to have her own claws…
I knew Mandy Gonzalez could sing, even belt, but I was unprepared for the power house she truly is. Mixing elements from her own life, insight on Lin-Manuel Miranda’s background and his influences, the Philly Pops with conductor Chris Dragon, special guest José Mendez, humour, great music, and am…
Philadelphia Ballet's Holiday Staple The Nutcracker Returns to the Academy of Music in Center City Through New Year's Eve.…
A darkly comic solo show inspired by the extraordinary true story behind Beauty and the Beast, blending drag, clown, and handmade theatricality. Queen Catherine de' Medici recounts how she becomes a theatermaker and transforms Petrus Gonsalvus, a 16th-century man born in the...
LET’S MAKE AN ALBUM! is a new immersive performance series by Philadelphia pop-punk outfit Happier Than Ever, attempting to break down the wall between artist and audience. Join the punk trio as they lead an evening of songwriting essentials, guiding the audience through the...
Where We Go Together or The Flashlight Play is a free, immersive, interactive show about three poor theatre artists who break into a dark theater in order to perform their own play. Completely immersed from arrival, audiences "break into" a dark performance space to witness the...
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Brian Henson's Puppet Up! Ensemble Arts Philly - Miller Theatre (9/29-9/29) |
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Jim Henson's Labyrinth: In Concert 40th Anniversary The Keswick Theatre (9/25-9/25) |
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The Vampire Circus Keswick Theatre (10/10-10/10) |
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Well-Balanced Dads Asian Arts Initiative: Black Box (9/11-9/13) PHOTOS VIDEOS |
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The Book of Mormon (Non-Equity) Forrest Theatre (1/26-1/31) |
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Michael Mayo Harold Prince Theatre (10/02-10/02) |
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Jonathan Burns ♦ Life of the Party Smoke & Mirrors Theater (9/18-9/19) |
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) (revised) (again) Delaware Shakespeare (9/08-9/27) |
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Walnut Street Theatre''s David Mamet''s GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS Walnut Street Theatre (1/12-2/14) |
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The Untitled Court Show Asian Arts Initiative Black Box Theatre (9/11-9/27) |
