Philadelphia Theater Reviews
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by Maria Nockin - January 09, 2021
On January 8, 2021, Opera Philadelphia presented Bon Appétit! a Sweet Soirée. Mezzo-Soprano Jamie Barton portrayed Julia Child and Jonathan Easter accompanied her with Hoiby’s sparkling, decorative piano score. Keep the Music Going Directors Ryan and Tonya McKinny provided the superb audio and vide...

by Erica Miner - October 27, 2020
Releasing a CD of vocal works entirely made up of 20th and 21st century composers is a brave and bold effort on his part....

by Amber Kusching - October 11, 2020
#txtshow (on the internet) is a completely immersive multiscreen performance featuring a mysterious character named txt (pronounced a?oetexta??) who recites a script written anonymously in real-time by a live audience (on the internet)....

by Joe Lombardi - September 23, 2020
Sometimes you just have to let a play wash over you. Not try to ride the waves and steer your way through. Just let whatever happen. Zero Cost House is one such experience. The oceanic volume of big picture themes and insightfully sharp details cannot be controlled by the viewer. Toshiki Okada'...

by Amber Kusching - May 24, 2020
Masquerade Theatre's production of Proof proves that the virtually impossible can be, well, virtually possible. Though Proof was the company's first production, The Masque has already proven to be a collective of flexible, committed and talented artists....

by Alyssa Biederman - February 07, 2020
What is exceedingly special about the Wilma's production is that all storytelling elements work together in perfect harmony to create a visually stunning, entertaining and thought-provoking production. ...

by Alyssa Biederman - January 27, 2020
With its new production of A Woman of No Importance, Walnut Street Theatre hit its stride in producing classic works with a creative twist. ...

by Alyssa Biederman - January 21, 2020
At times, concert productions can be dull. People holding binders at microphones can only do so much to illuminate a story. 11th Hour Theatre Company's Chess in concert bypasses these pitfalls by producing what turned out to be a showcase of Philadelphia's newest vocal talent -- talent that leaves t...

by Alyssa Biederman - December 09, 2019
How do you take a beloved classic and make it relatable to modern audiences? How can you keep a script intact while exploring new character representations and pop culture trends?...

by Scott Serio - December 07, 2019
Pennsylvania Makes Christmas Season Official With Annual Performances of The Nutcracker...