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Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers present 'Sanctuary'
Seeking sanctuary
Kun-Yang Lin explores the political landscape with a powerful choreographic voice in 'Sanctuary/.' Camille Bacon-Smith reviews.
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FringeArts presents Tania Isaac's 'crazy beautiful'
Not so crazy but definitely beautiful
Choreographic storyteller Tania Isaac’s 'crazy beautiful' weaves a multimedia tapestry of motion and music. A.D. Amorosi reviews.
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Rep Radio podcast with playwright Jacqueline Goldfinger
Girl on fire
Playwright Jacqueline Goldfinger's world premiere 'The Arsonists,' the third in her Southern Gothic trilogy, is about to open at Azuka Theatre. Darnelle Radford interviews.
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BalletX presents Spring Series 2017
BalletX in bloom
BalletX is doing what it does best: creating new works and fostering choreographic talent. Camille Bacon-Smith reviews the company's Spring Series 2017.
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Rep Radio Podcast with New Paradise Laboratories founder Whit MacLaughlin
Get a clue
On this week's podcast, Darnelle Radford interviews New Paradise Laboratories' artistic director, Whit MacLaughlin, about the company's newest site-specific project, 'Gumshoe.'
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Philadelphia Orchestra’s Scandinavian concert
The mark of a world-class orchestra
A world-class orchestra usually proves its mettle on stage. But another test of professionals is how they handle the unexpected. Dan Rottenberg considers two potential crises.
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Temple Theaters presents Caryl Churchill's 'Love and Information'
Are two shows better than one?
Temple Theaters' two versions of Caryl Churchill's 'Love and Information,' playing in repertory, are rewarding whether you see one or both. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Philadelphia Orchestra presents Grieg, Sibelius, and Salonen
New spin on old favorites
Two concert-hall staples and a 21st-century composition make for surprisingly fresh partners under principal guest conductor Stéphane Denève's baton. Linda Holt reviews.
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Following up on Philly's Ghostlight Project
Letting us down by holding us up
Daniel Park asked theaters that participated in January's Ghostlight Project how they've implemented the project's plans to make their spaces more inclusive. The answers surprised him.
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African American Museum presents 'Tone Poems & Light Stories'
Creating a new home
The African American Museum looks back at the Great Migration to Philadelphia and those who helped the city's new residents settle in. Jarreau Freeman reviews.
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