Clowning at Fringe Fest’s finale with Philadelphia’s Alexandra Tatarsky
With the Philadelphia Fringe Festival 2020 getting ready to close on Sunday, October 4, and
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James ‘Yaya’ Hough – A New Temporary Art Installation at the D.A.’s office
Former inmate James ‘Yaya’ Hough showcases an art exhibit in Center City, ushered in by
“Class of One” – This frank new Fringe Fest comedy show makes fun of homeschooling
‘Class of One’ is a virtual show on Zoom mocking the good, the bad and the cringeworthy moments of home learning
Die-Cast Theatre Company’s “Temporary Occupancy” – Philadelphia Fringe Fest 2020, Day 1
“Temporary Occupation” focuses on the people that move through a single hotel room… The relationship between visitor and space is tested and teased in a manner unseen and unheard in the past.
PROPS: Not Your Parents’ Jeopardy
Watch competitors rhyme their way through a series of freestyle rap challenges to answer the
The ACT II Playhouse in Ambler
How the ACT II Playhouse, a Philly-area theater company, moves from a small empty stage to a streaming giant. Tony Braithwaite discusses what’s next for the Theatrical World during and after Covid-19.
Leslie Odom Jr.
Beyond being the damn fool who shot “Hamilton” – The Germantown native plots the second half of 2020 with two new projects.
LaNeshe Miller-White, Theatre Philadelphia’s New Executive Director
With 15 years of local theater experience behind her, and the immense cred of having
BlackStar Film Festival 2020
The 2020 Philadelphia BlackStar Film Festival for global communities of color goes virtual. Starting with
At the Drive-In, Philly, Part 2: Sparing a Square
After last week’s dedicated dosage MAGAZINE feature toward Peoples Light theater company in Malvern, PA,