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Azuka Theatre Company presents Emma Goidel's world premiere 'The Gap'
We want to believe
Emma Goidel's brilliant world-premiere drama 'The Gap,' produced by Azuka Theatre Company, starts with aliens but hits much closer to home. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Annenberg Center presents Raphael Xavier's 'Point of Interest'
Something old, something new
In Raphael Xavier's Annenberg Center Live debut, 'Point of Interest, reviewer Merilyn Jackson sees ballet moves shadowing hip-hop.
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Bristol Riverside Theatre presents Ronald Harwood's 'Quartet'
Sour notes
Bristol Riverside Theatre's production of Ronald Harwood’s classical music comedy ‘Quartet’ plays painfully out of tune. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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Irish Heritage Theatre presents Marina Carr's 'By the Bog of Cats'
Purring with poetry
The Irish Heritage Theatre’s staging of Marina Carr’s 'By the Bog of Cats' tells a powerful story, but neglects the play’s ethereal poetic qualities. Mark Cofta reviews.
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RACSO Art Gallery presents '"ContraFuerte": Conceiving an Urban Sculpture'
An outdoor sculpture spans the centuries
Miguel Antonio Horn's public sculpture "ContraFuerte" hasn't been placed on Cuthbert Street, but RACSO Art Gallery gets it ready for its close-up. Anndee Hochman reviews.
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PCMS presents the Schumann Quartet with Gilbert Kalish
The Schumann Quartet plays Schumann and more
The Schumann Quartet and pianist Gilbert Kalish visited Philadelphia for a concert that met with mixed success. Robert Zaller reviews.
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InterAct Theatre Company presents Fin Kennedy's 'Broken Stones'
A "meta-theatrical burrito"
Fin Kennedy's 'Broken Stones' introduces serious themes, then abandons them for meta-theatrical twists in InterAct Theatre Company's premiere. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Philadelphia Museum of Art's 'Old Masters Now: Celebrating the Johnson Collection'
A collection with secrets to tell
In 'Old Masters Now: Celebrating the Johnson Collection,' the Philadelphia Museum of Art looks at an important collection and what it takes to maintain it. Gail Obenreder reviews.
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Wilma Theater presents Federico García Lorca's 'Blood Wedding'
Left at the altar
Federico García Lorca becomes an afterthought in the Wilma’s unfocused ‘Blood Wedding.' Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival 2017: Shady Srour's 'Holy Air'
The almighty euro
Writer/director/performer Shady Srour's dark comedy about a get-rich-quick scheme is a worthwhile Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival entry. Rob Buscher reviews.
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