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How far would you go for a loved one who loved Wawa? Taiwo Sokan and Jahzeer Terrell in ‘Operation Wawa Road Trip.’ (Photo by Terry Brennan.)

Philly Fringe 2019: Tribe of Fools presents ‘Operation Wawa Road Trip’

They do it better

High expectations for Tribe of Fools may leave you wanting more from the Fringe’s ‘Operation Wawa Road Trip.’ Brad Rothbart reviews.

Brad Rothbart

Sep 13, 2019 Articles 2 minute read

Twenty minutes flew by in ‘Piano Phase.’ (Photo by Anne van Aerschot, from a 2018 performance of ‘FASE.’)

Philly Fringe 2019: FringeArts presents ‘FASE, Four Movements to the Music of Steve Reich’

An infallible collision

Steve Reich’s music is illuminated by the brilliant choreography of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. Margaret Darby reviews.

Margaret Darby

Sep 13, 2019 Articles 2 minute read

Genuine menace: Anthony Lawton as Arturo Ui at the Lantern. (Photo by Mark Garvin.)

Lantern Theater Company presents Brecht’s ‘The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui’

Seeking subtext

Lantern Theater Company’s production of ‘The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui’ seems curiously stripped of its authoritarian subtext. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

Cameron Kelsall

Sep 12, 2019 Articles 3 minute read

Out of the void—to what purpose? Evelyn Chen in ‘Superterranean.’ (Photo by Johanna Austin.)

Philly Fringe 2019: Pig Iron Theatre Company presents ‘Superterranean’

Paradise lost, continually

Mimi Lien and Pig Iron venture into society’s anomie with the curated Fringe’s ‘Superterranean.’ Gail Obenreder reviews.

Gail Obenreder

Sep 12, 2019 Articles 3 minute read

Just go wit it. (Image courtesy of Paul Triggiani.)

Philly Fringe 2019: Philly Improv Theater presents ‘Riot in Rittenhouse’

For Philly, by Philly

A PHIT sketch comedy crew takes on the city itself in this worthwhile Fringe offering. Alaina Johns reviews.

Alaina Johns

Sep 12, 2019 Articles 2 minute read

In ‘Siren Songs,’ we’re all getting on together. (Photo by Amanda Shaffern.)

Philly Fringe 2019: Theater Oblivion presents ‘Siren Songs’

A call to care

‘Siren Songs,’ a Fringe offering from Theater Oblivion, puts the humanity back into a conversation about America’s opioid crisis. Jarrett McCreary reviews.

Jarrett McCreary

Sep 10, 2019 Articles 3 minute read

Spectatorship and joy: the ‘Úumbal’ collective. (Photo by Johanna Austin.)

Philly Fringe 2019: FringeArts presents ‘Úumbal: Nomadic Choreography for Inhabitants’

The curated 2019 Fringe Festival presents choreographer Mariana Arteaga’s joyous communal dance through the streets of South Philadelphia and raises questions about art and context. Camille Bacon-Smith reviews.