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THE BFG

Old City

‘The BFG’ brings puppets to life at Arden Theatre Company

By Molly Given

theater

Local

Theater in the Round (Up): Pig Iron’s amazing future, Curio Theatre Co’s interactive holidays

By A.D. Amorosi

Beauty and the Beast

Theater

‘Beauty and the Beast’ comes alive on stage at the Walnut Street Theatre

By Molly Given

The Elephant in the Room

Theater

‘The Elephant in the Room’ extends its stay at Azuka Theatre

By Molly Given

winter in Philly arts

Local

Arts and culture events to check out this winter in Philly

By Molly Given

Yellow Bicycle Company

Theater

Yellow Bicycle Company offers stage and film premiere to honor veterans this weekend

By Molly Given

theater wicked Sondheim

Local

Theater in the Round (Up): ‘Wicked’, Sondheim’s ‘Company’, John Lennon musical

By A.D. Amorosi

Child Support

Theater

Emotional, financial insecurities of ‘Child Support’ take center stage at Camden Repertory Theater

By A.D. Amorosi

Arden

Old City

Arden to debut intimate performances of ‘What the Constitution Means to Me’

By Molly Given

Theater

Avenue of the Arts

Theater in the Round (Up) — Putting a spotlight on the Philly theater scene

By A.D. Amorosi

Assassins

Local

In a season of Sondheim, an innovative ‘Assassins’ at the Arden comes first

By A.D. Amorosi

Local

`10 Days in a Madhouse’ celebrates women’s voices

By Associated Press

Theatre in the X

West Philadelphia

Theatre in the X celebrates 10 years of community theater

By A.D. Amorosi

Opera Philadelphia

Avenue of the Arts

Opera Philadelphia head to retire, and postpone 2023-24 production to save money

By Associated Press

Kimmel

Avenue of the Arts

What to see when curtains rise for ’23-24 season at Kimmel Cultural Campus

By Molly Given

The Lion King

Avenue of the Arts

‘The Lion King’: Gerald Ramsey’s path as Mufasa was written in the stars

By Molly Given

True West

Theater

People’s Light reinvents modern classic ‘True West’ with Asian-American cast and crew

By A.D. Amorosi

Philadelphia theatre PWTF

Old City

Breaking the Binary: Philadelphia Women’s Theatre Festival takes center stage

By A.D. Amorosi

Applied Mechanics Other Orbits

Theater

Applied Mechanics theater collective boldly goes to ‘Other Orbits’

By A.D. Amorosi

People's Light

Theater

People’s Light new initiative will bring a year of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ works

By Molly Given

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