Kathryn Osenlund

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BSR Contributor Since January 27, 2015

A longtime Philadelphia area resident and believer in Philadelphia theater, Kathryn retired as a university professor in 2012. She writes for online theater sites and participates in the work of the theater by serving as a Barrymore nominator and as a judge for the ATCA Steinberg New Play Award and The Osborn Award for Emerging Playwrights. You can follow her on Twitter at @theatrendorphin.

A longtime Philadelphia area resident and believer in Philadelphia theater, Kathryn retired as a university professor in 2012. A former O’Neill National Critics Institute fellow, she was a recipient of an NEA fellowship in Theater and Musical Theater. She writes for online theater sites and participates in the work of the theater by serving as a Barrymore nominator and as a judge for the ATCA Steinberg New Play Award and The Osborn Award for Emerging Playwrights. You can follow her on Twitter at @theatrendorphin.

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Bunting and Slusar share a laugh. (photo by Paola Nogueras)

'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' by Theatre Exile (1st review)

The ghosts of Taylor and Burton
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor’s quarreling ghosts must be hovering somewhere over Philadelphia: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and two other Taylor-Burton vehicles are either currently or recently on local stages.

Kathryn Osenlund

Articles 4 minute read
Intuitive suspicions: Mary Martello and Ben Dibble (Photo by Mark Garvin)

'Doubt: A Parable' at Lantern

A timely look at priestly abuse
Coinciding with the Vatican announcement of the head of a new appeal panel for sanctioned priests, John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt: A Parable opens at the Lantern Theater.

Kathryn Osenlund

Articles 5 minute read