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Philadelphia Theatre Company presents Aaron Davidman's 'Wrestling Jerusalem'
A house divided
Aaron Davidman's 'Wrestling Jerusalem' brings the Israeli/Palestinian conflict to Philadelphia Theatre Company's stage. Wendy Rosenfield reviews.
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MJ Kaufman presents 'Destiny Estimate'
Living in oblivion
At long last, MJ Kaufman's "no review" world premiere, 'Destiny Estimate,' gets its review; Cameron Kelsall is glad he had the opportunity to weigh in.
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Hella Fresh Theatre presents John Rosenberg's 'But Next Not This'
Hold the phone
Hella Fresh Theater's John Rosenberg returns to Philadelphia — sort of — with 'Not Next But This,' performed simultaneously in Fishtown and Berkeley, California. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2017: Mark Webber's 'Flesh and Blood'
Virtual reality
Philadelphia-raised director-writer-actor Mark Webber, son of activist Cheri Honkala, treats his real-life dramas as exploded fiction in the experimental, earnest 'Flesh and Blood.' A.D. Amorosi reviews.
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Gabrielle Union's 'We're Going to Need More Wine'
Sips and stories
Actress Gabrielle Union's autobiography travels from her code-switching childhood to her life as a Hollywood star, with a whole lot of knowledge in between. Jarreau Freeman reviews.
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James Forman Jr. on 'Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America'
When representation isn't enough
The author of a controversial new study of the criminal justice system lectured at the Free Library of Philadelphia. Alaina Mabaso was there.
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Annenberg Center Live presents Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
Five dances, one night
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago returns to Philadelphia with a bevy of performance beauties. Merilyn Jackson reviews.
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Theatre Exile presents Aaron Loeb's 'Ideation'
Corporations are people, too
Theatre Exile’s 'Ideation' examines whether morality can exist alongside corporate policy in a potent near-future thriller. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2017: Unconventional action flicks
Lights, camera, action
It's hard to pick your way through the Philadelphia Film Festival's 100+ options. Rob Buscher makes it a little easier for action-genre fans.
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People's Light presents Colman Domingo and Patricia McGregor's 'Lights Out'
Shine a brighter light
People's Light & Theatre Company's world-premiere 'Lights Out: Nat "King" Cole' unsuccessfully uses the famous crooner to spotlight 1950s racism and share some nice songs. Mark Cofta reviews.
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