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Guillermo del Toro's 'The Shape of Water'
The sound of science
Guillermo del Toro's 'The Shape of Water' marks another well-earned success for the film auteur. So why didn't he use his position to hire an actor who better suits a key role? Rob Buscher considers.
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Philadelphia Asian Performing Artists presents Mike Lew's 'Tiger Style!'
This cat doesn't scratch the surface
Philadelphia Asian Performing Artists premieres with Mike Lew's 'Tiger Style!' — a comedy that doesn't earn its exclamation point. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Bristol Riverside Theater presents Donald Margulies's 'Time Stands Still'
Through a lens, darkly
Bristol Riverside Theatre chronicles the war at home in Donald Margulies’s ‘Time Stands Still.' Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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Interact Theatre Company presents MJ Kaufman's 'Sensitive Guys'
Oversensitive, underdeveloped
InterAct Theatre Company's premiere of MJ Kaufman's 'Sensitive Guys' lacks theatrical sensitivity. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Philadelphia Orchestra's 'British Isles Festival, Week Three: Haydn and Beethoven' (second review)
Bronfman's brilliant Beethoven
The Philadelphia Orchestra presented a program of Haydn, Wagner, and Beethoven in which even the disappointments were exciting. Linda Holt reviews.
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Philadelphia Orchestra's 'British Isles Festival, Week Three: Haydn and Beethoven' (first review)
Fabulous Fabio
The final week of the Philadelphia Orchestra’s British Isles Festival showed why Fabio Luisi is its most valuable guest conductor. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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FringeArts presents Theatre SKAM's 'Fashion Machine'
Runway project
Theatre SKAM’s 'Fashion Machine.' at FringeArts, finds its deconstructionist child charges ripping apart your outfit — literally and figuratively — and putting it back together again, fabulously. A.D. Amorosi reviews.
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Walnut Street Theatre presents Stephen Karam's 'The Humans'
A little too human
Walnut Street Theatre’s production of Stephen Karam's ‘The Humans’ gets clogged up in kitchen-sink realism. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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Resident Ensemble Players present Frederick Knott's 'Dial M for Murder'
Dial down the design
'Dial M for Murder' receives a handsome revival by Wilmington, Delaware's Resident Ensemble Players, but sometimes less design is more. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Academy of Vocal Arts presents Richard Wagner's 'Das Rheingold'
AVA strikes gold
The Academy of Vocal Arts presents an intimate and compelling performance of Wagner’s ‘Das Rheingold.' Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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