Philly Fringe 2025: Leftovers Collective presents Angela Harmon’s Terms of Use: A Millennial Farce

Do you like logging in?

Terms of Use: A Millennial Farce, a new Fringe show promising to examine Millennials’ relationship with the Internet, isn’t quite ready for the stage. But it poses questions worth building on. Alaina Johns reviews.

Alaina Johns

Sep 25, 2025 · Reviews · 3 minute read

The Lantern Theater presents Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing

Has this thing appeared again tonight?

The Lantern opens its 2025-2026 season with a smooth and engaging production of Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing. AJ Sabatini reviews.

AJ Sabatini

Sep 24, 2025 · Reviews · 3 minute read

Delaware Theater Company presents Ray Didinger’s Spinner

From the rink to the stage: the real-life story of a small-town NHL star

Spinner, a new play by hall-of-fame sportswriter, author, and playwright Ray Didinger, explores a father-son relationship through the life of a real Canadian hockey star who went from small-town roots to the NHL. Gail Obenreder reviews.

Gail Obenreder

Sep 23, 2025 · Reviews · 3 minute read

Philly Fringe 2025: Megan Markham presents Witch with Her Skirt on Fire

Pagan storytelling for today’s world

Traveling solo artist Megan Markham celebrates edgy, accessible storytelling in Witch with Her Skirt on Fire, an expertly performed trio of tales that reclaim the word “witch” and the women who challenge power. Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer reviews.

Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer

Sep 22, 2025 · Reviews · 3 minute read

Philly Fringe 2025: Anna Snapp presents I Found That the Sun Will Rise Tomorrow

Healing through storytelling

After years of performing a solo show about her own medical and mental health struggles (for international Fringe audiences as well as doctors), Anna Snapp brings I Found That the Sun Will Rise Tomorrow to the Philly Fringe. A. Lewis reviews.

A. Lewis

Sep 22, 2025 · Reviews · 3 minute read

Philly Fringe 2025: Heather Dutton and Grace Yi-Li Tong present SHEBANG

A dance double bill tackles adolescence from queer and Asian perspectives

A double bill from a pair of Brooklyn-based choreographers explores adolescence through queer and Asian American lenses with You’re Actually the Last Person I Wanted to See Today and ZOO! Krista Mar reviews.

Krista Mar

Sep 22, 2025 · Reviews · 3 minute read

Philly Fringe 2025: 1812 Productions presents Tanaquil Márquez and Eliana Fabiyi’s La Otra

An ambitious bilingual world premiere

In a first for 1812 and an exciting move for the Curated Fringe, Tanaquil Márquez and Eliana Fabiyi’s ambitious, funny, and magical new play La Otra, a bilingual production, comes to the Arden’s Arcadia Stage. Anna Fiscarelli-Mintz reviews.

Anna Fiscarelli-Mintz

Sep 22, 2025 · Reviews · 3 minute read

Bristol Riverside Theatre presents Christopher Durang’s Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike

Nodding to Chekhov in New Hope

An unhappy family with Chekhovian undertones takes center stage in Bristol Riverside Theatre’s handsome production of Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

Cameron Kelsall

Sep 21, 2025 · Reviews · 4 minute read

Philly Fringe 2025: Automatic Arts presents Josh McIlvain’s Slideshow

Rediscovering physical media through a found family

Josh McIlvain of Philly’s Automatic Arts is back in this year’s Fringe with his popular Slideshow, a performance built around a real-life carousel of a stranger’s vintage family photos. Walt Maguire reviews.

Walt Maguire

Sep 20, 2025 · Reviews · 3 minute read

Philly Fringe 2025: Lee Minora presents Baby Everything

Do you have everything?

Lee Minora’s new solo show, Baby Everything, takes aim at everyone melting down over the state of the world as seen through our screens. Alaina Johns reviews.

Alaina Johns

Sep 19, 2025 · Reviews · 4 minute read