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'Found's' ensemble in action. (Photo by Mark Garvin)

Philadelphia Theatre Company presents 'Found' (first review)

A show both lost and found

There's energy and fun in 'Found,' based on the scrappy life of 'Found' magazine's creator, Davy Rothbart, Toby Zinman reviews.

Toby Zinman

Nov 18, 2016 Articles 3 minute read

F. Michael Haynie as Davy (right) with Juwan Crawley and Alisha Delorieux: Young, energetic, and generic. (Photo by Mark Garvin)

Philadelphia Theatre Company presents 'Found' (second review)

But enough about you. Let’s talk about me.

Found Magazine celebrated the humanity of obscure and ordinary people. This thin musical is more interested in celebrating its creator, who may not be as interesting as he thinks. Dan Rottenberg reviews.

Dan Rottenberg

Nov 17, 2016 Articles 2 minute read

Rachel O'Hanlon-Rodriguez's Marisol, held by her guardian angel, played by Alexandra King. (Photo by Paola Nogueras)

Villanova Theatre presents José Rivera's 'Marisol'

Post-election apocalypse

Villanova's revival of José Rivera's 'Marisol,' though written nearly 25 years ago, conjures a dark vision of Donald Trump's presidency. Mark Cofta reviews.

Mark Cofta

Nov 15, 2016 Articles 3 minute read

Rachel Brodeur as Eva and Mike Dees as Marty. (Photo by Katie Reing)

Inis Nua and Drexel University present 'Dublin by Lamplight'

Illuminating farce

Inis Nua's collaboration with Drexel University provides the opportunity to see their 2011 hit 'Dublin By Lamplight.' Mark Cofta reviews.

Mark Cofta

Nov 14, 2016 Articles 2 minute read

The cast, in their bodies. (Photo by Alexander Ortiz)

Flying Bulldog Productions present Martin and Biello's 'In My Body'

Body language

The new Biello and Martin musical 'In My Body' talks a good game and makes for a lively evening, but is it only skin deep? Toby Zinman reviews.

Toby Zinman

Nov 11, 2016 Articles 2 minute read

Grand Slam winner Amrita Subramanian. (Photo courtesy of First Person Arts)

First Person Arts 2016 Grand Slam

A home run

The First Person Arts Grand Slam took place the same evening as Hillary Clinton's huge Independence Mall rally. Alaina Mabaso took the road less traveled and was glad she did.