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Drexel University's Westphal College presents 125 Years: Drexel & the City
More than a retrospective
Drexel University looks back at 125 years of its changing landscape with an immersive exhibition that blends past, present, and future. Pamela Forsythe reviews.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra with Herbert Blomstedt and Garrick Ohlsson
Blomstedt illuminates Brahms
Herbert Blomstedt led the Philadelphia Orchestra in a remarkable performance of Brahms’s Third Symphony, while guest soloist Garrick Ohlsson performed Mozart’s sunny 25th Piano Concerto. Linda Holt reviews.
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Penn Museum presents Mina T. Son's 'Making Noise in Silence'
At the intersection of immigration and deaf culture
The Penn Museum's Second Sunday Culture Film Series presented a Deaf Culture program, featuring Mina T. Son's 'Making Noise in Silence,' with a panel discussion of deaf culture and language. Brittany Barbato reviews.
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NextMove Dance presents Malpaso Dance Company
From Cuba with love
Havana-based dancers Malpaso Dance Company arrive in Philadelphia with an international flair for a stint with NextMove. Merilyn Jackson reviews.
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REP Radio podcast with 'A User's Manual' creator Thomas Choinacky
Architecture is everywhere
Step inside the art of creation in our latest podcast, as Darnelle Radford interviews Thomas Choinacky about his newest solo performance piece, 'A User's Manual.'
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Janell Olah's installation at Philadelphia International Airport's Terminal A
Welcome home
Janell Olah’s art installation at Philadelphia Airport’s international terminal sends a message of hope and welcome to newcomers—and kids love it. Sarah Grey visits.
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Opera Philadelphia presents Gioachino Rossini’s 'Tancredi'
No more happy ending
A rare Rossini opera is revived as a vehicle for star mezzo Stephanie Blythe. It turns out to have many more merits. Steve Cohen reviews.
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Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium presents Jean Giraudoux's 'The Enchanted'
Into the woods
Jean Giraudoux's 'The Enchanted' blends fairytale magic with philosophical musings in Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Constortium's delightfully complex fantasy world. Mark Cofta reviews.
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BalletX's Winter Series 2017 featuring Jo Strømgren, R. Colby Damon, Matthew Neenan
Traveling trio
BalletX, featuring choreographers Matthew Neenan, R. Colby Damon, and Jo Strømgren presents two new ballets and an East Coast premiere. Camille Bacon-Smith reviews.
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The Rosenbach Museum's The Art of Ownership: Bookplates and Book Collectors from 1480 to the Present
Tiny art, big stories
An exhibition of bookplates at the Rosenbach Museum gives a picture of people, too. Anne Schuster Hunter reviews.
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