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'Search: Paul Clayton' at Martha's Vineyard Playhouse
Don’t Think Twice – It’s All Right
Search: Paul Clayton is Larry Mollin’s myth-shattering musical about the friendship between two folksingers, the title character and the legendary Bob Dylan.
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Andy: A Popera Stage 2 by Bearded Ladies Cabaret
What happens after your 15 minutes are up?
Was Andy Warhol really worth caring about? We know him today for the art that hangs in museums, but it was his persona and his superstars that once captured our attention and turned him into the icon he is today. But what do we really know about him?
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4 minute read
Robert Patrick reflects on 50 years of Off-Off-Broadway and gay theater
The other brick road
Robert Patrick, author of Kennedy's Children, stalwart of Off-Off-Broadway, and pioneer in gay theater, reflects on his career.
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5 minute read
'Book of Mormon' at the Forrest (second review)
Laughing through gritted teeth
The Book of Mormon is raunchy and risqué, offensive and outrageous — does it go too far, or is that just good entertainment?
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‘Book of Mormon’ at the Forrest (1st review)
None dare call it satire
Dig beneath the surface of the over-hyped Book of Mormon and you find an odd-couple buddy story, albeit a very entertaining one.
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‘Bach at Leipzig’ at People’s Light (2nd review)
Six characters in search of an organ
Bright dialogue animates this comedy about a job opening for a church organist — fateful, because Bach ultimately got the gig.
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2 minute read
Ben Dibble in ‘Herringbone’
Ben Dibble’s showcase
Ben Dibble’s versatile performance salvages a strange and macabre tale.
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2 minute read
An interview with Matt Pfeiffer and Damon Bonetti
Two directors taking 39 Steps beyond Hitchcock
Two popular Philadelphia theater artists directed Hitchcock's The 39 Steps in two different productions: Matt Pfeiffer at Theatre Horizon and Damon Bonetti at the Hedgerow Theatre.
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7 minute read
The Contemporary American Theater Festival
Where new plays by Philadelphia writers and others emerge
The Contemporary American Theater Festival, only three hours away from Philadelphia, showcases three Philly playwrights and a strong repertory of challenging new plays.
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People’s Light presents ‘Bach at Leipzig’
Musical mayhem
Treacherously competitive baroque musicians battle it out in Itamar Moses’s farce Bach at Leipzig, which closes People’s Light and Theatre Company's season.
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2 minute read