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'The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord'
Lantern Theater tweaks the Gospels
Scott Carter makes religious debate exciting in the Lantern's 'The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: Discord.' Mark Cofta reviews.
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Simpatico Theatre Company presents Taylor Mac's 'Hir'
Breaking the binary
Taylor Mac's 'Hir' detonates the nuclear family in Simpatico Theatre's excellent production. Wendy Rosenfield reviews.
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Let's Make History and Theatre Unspeakable present 'The American Revolution'
Fast forward into the past
Theatre Unspeakable and Let’s Make History Productions’ 'The American Revolution' sketches history in an unusual all-ages show. Mark Cofta reviews.
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REP Radio podcast and BSR present 'Arts Funding: Who Should Pay?'
Take BSR's arts funding panel on the go!
Did you miss BSR's fascinating panel on arts funding with some of the city's arts leaders? Listen and learn about how arts groups make Philadelphia's funding landscape work for them.
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Photo essay: Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education's Making in Place
Art camps out
Making in Place brings art outdoors, specifically the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education. Pamela Forsythe takes us there.
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InterAct Theatre presents Will Snider's 'How to Use a Knife'
The first cut isn't the deepest
Sharp knives and tongues clash in InterAct Theatre Company's explosive premiere of 'How to Use a Knife.' Mark Cofta reviews.
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Quintessence Theatre Group presents Annie Baker's adaptation of 'Uncle Vanya'
Family troubles
Quintessence's 'Uncle Vanya' supports popular misconceptions about Anton Chekhov's plays, missing an opportunity. Mark Cofta reviews.
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InterAct Theatre Company presents Sean Christopher Lewis's 'Dogs of Rwanda'
The tourism of atrocity
Sean Christopher Lewis's monologue 'Dogs of Rwanda' tells a gripping story about a U.S. witness to atrocities. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Jacques and Corrine Pellarine at Ardmore's A la Maison
Bouillabaisse with a side of Cole Porter
A la Maison, a French BYOB in Ardmore, serves up hot jazz, cool blues, and classical music. Stacia Friedman reviews.
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Bryn Mawr Film Institute and Philly's big-screen problem
Big screen blues
Bryn Mawr Film Institute gets new leadership, but Center City still doesn't have a first-rate repertory movie theater. Stephen Silver considers.
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