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Azuka Theatre's 'Moth,' by Declan Greene
High grades and extra credit
Declan Greene's Moth explores the darker side of high school's downtrodden misfits in Azuka Theatre's stylishly accomplished production.
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Remembering Julius LaRosa
More than the guy who was fired on air
Bruce Klauber recalls the life of Julius LaRosa. More than the guy who was fired on air by Arthur Godfrey, more than a second-string Sinatra, "he was a good singer and a good man."
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Yannick Nézet-Séguin concludes the Philadelphia Orchestra's 2015-16 season
The Philadelphia Orchestra's season concludes with a first and a last
Yannick Nézet-Séguin ended the Orchestra’s subscription concert season with performances of Rachmaninoff and Mahler. Now, what about his tenure as Music Director?
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Passage Theatre's 'White Guy on the Bus,' by Bruce Graham
Public transportation meets private pain
The season of Bruce Graham continues with the local premiere of White Guy on the Bus, a raw discussion of race and economics wrapped in a suspenseful story.
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An interview with 'The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning' playwright Tim Price
The radicalisation of playwright Tim Price
Henrik Eger interviews playwright Tim Price, whose drama The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning is receiving its U.S. premiere at Inis Nua Theatre Company through May 15.
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'See What I Wanna See' at 11th Hour Theatre Company (second review)
'Rashomon' meets 9/11 in Michael John LaChiusa's musical diptych
Two acts, two tales, two countries appear in 11th Hour Theatre Company's production of Michael John LaChiusa's musical See What I Wanna See. Mark Cofta says it's the kind of work 11th Hour does best and he'd like to see more of it.
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Astral Artists and Bach at Seven get saxy
A saxfest and a rock apocalypse
Astral Artists and Bach at Seven explore the possibilities of the saxophone and the value of adding rock elements to a religious choral work.
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Ciro Guerra's film 'Embrace of the Serpent'
Colonized and colonizers meet in the pre-WWII Amazon
In Colombian filmmaker Ciro Guerra's third film, colonized and colonizers meet in the pre-WWII Amazon. An indigenous tribe battles for its survival.
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Peter Kurt Woerner's 'Odyssey,' a visual diary
The road goes on
American Institute of Architects fellow Peter Kurt Woerner uses memories and line drawings to chronicle his Odyssey. Bob Levin remembers him from Friends Central's class of 1960.
McCarter Theatre's 'All the Days,' by Sharyn Rothstein
When live theater seems made for television
Sharyn Rothstein's new play doesn't feel very new. Not even a talented theater company such as McCarter can entirely elevate this sitcom-ready material.
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