How a Philly-area theater company moves from a small empty stage to streaming giant
Tony Braithwaite of ACT II Playhouse in Ambler, discusses what’s next for the Theatrical World during and after Covid-19.
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Theatre Philadelphia has a new Executive Director: LaNeshe Miller-White
With 15 years of local theater experience behind her, and the immense cred of having
Philly’s 11th Hour Theatre Company would like to offer you a subscription for a live streaming cabaret
11th Hour Theatre Company’s “Quarantine Cabaret” subscription series continues this weekend with Bi Jean Ngo and David M. Raine broadcasting live from their home.
Kensington’s Hella Fresh Theater is Hella Weird with “Frauenschlläechtere” and its’ fascinating delivery system
Presented in weekly installments, “Frauenschlläechtere,” with Actress, Effie Kammer, will be sent to any audience member anywhere for $15, via the USPS mail, and culminating in a socially distant performance in one’s home.
Philly’s Wilma Theater makes a historic move with its first aural drama, “Is God Is”
In its theatrical presentation starting today, July 23, this bizarre revenge dramedy, will now be heard as an audio play.
Hold the Phone: Wilma Theater films new tense drama, “Code Blue,” on iPhone
The Wilma Theater’s “Code Blue”, starring HotHouse Company actors Ross Beschler and Anthony Martinez-Briggs, was shot entirely on iPhones.
How SoLow can you go? SoLow Fest 2020 goes virtual
Impacted by COVID-19, this year’s SoLow Fest features non-ticketed and pay-what-you-can performances.
Fête Accompli: The Wilma Theatre’s annual Fête Celebration goes virtual
The Wilma Theatre’s annual Fête is a celebration of its work, and is its biggest fundraiser of the year, with proceeds from this year’s Fete going towards supporting Wilma artists, teachers, and staff during this time.
Theater of the (Virtual) Mind
Philly’s theater community launches several live streaming and YouTube theatrical performances and educational workshops.
Philly Theatre Week 2020 is everywhere, all at once
PTW2020, February 6 to the 16th, is only the third iteration of Theatre Philadelphia’s 10-day ‘week’ of work.