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Theatre Exile presents Tracey Scott Wilson's 'Buzzer'
'Buzzer' rings true
Tracey Scott Wilson's 'Buzzer,' at Theatre Exile, examines gentrification from the inside. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Passage Theatre presents David Lee White's 'Fixed'
A broken system revealed
Trenton playwright David Lee White's world-premiere drama at Passage Theatre Company, 'Fixed,' examines mental health treatment. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Philadelphia Artists Collective presents John Webster's 'The White Devil'
Divine devil
Philadelphia Artists' Collective ends itsresidency at Broad Street Ministry with 'The White Devil,' a noir-fueled bang. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Orbiter 3 presents Mary Tuomanen's 'Peaceable Kingdom'
Kingdom not come
Mary Tuomanen presents yet another world premiere, this one derived from Edward Hicks's painting 'Peaceable Kingdom.' Mark Cofta reviews.
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'Skewed: A Critical Thinker’s Guide to Media Bias' by Larry Atkins
Seeing through the skew
Larry Atkins's newest book, 'Skewed: A Critical Thinker's Guide to Media Bias,' arrives at a particularly opportune moment. Craig Peters reviews.
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Koresh Dance Company presents 'Sense of Human'
Every angel is terrible (Rilke)
Koresh Dance Company reprises a 2010 favorite, and it's just as exciting as the first time. Merilyn Jackson reviews.
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REP Radio podcast with 'WHITE' playwright James Ijames
Meet James Ijames, U.S. theater's next major voice
2017 appears to be a breakout year for playwright James Ijames. With three plays currently in production from DC to NYC and a major award win, he's got a lot going on. Darnelle Radford interviews.
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Marvin Rosen and the 20th anniversary of WPRB's 'Classical Discoveries'
Two decades of discovery
WPRB-FM's 'Classical Discoveries' host Marvin Rosen is about to celebrate 20 years hosting the "program for people that might not like classical music." Linda Holt considers his impact.
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Yannick conducts the Philadelphia Orchestra, with Radu Lupu (second review)
Yannick crosses Ormandy’s line
As the Philadelphia Orchestra’s conductor for 44 years, Eugene Ormandy subordinated his personality to the music. Since 2012, Yannick Nézet-Séguin has taken a different tack. Hoo boy, is it different. Dan Rottenberg reviews.
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Savery Gallery presents Kensington Blues by Jeffrey Stockbridge
Hidden Philadelphia
In Savery Gallery’s new solo photography exhibition, Jeffrey Stockbridge’s portraits evoke the pain and beauty coexisting in Kensington. Courtenay Harris Bond reviews.
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