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Delaware Theatre Company presents Emma Reeves's 'Hetty Feather'
Unruffled
Delaware Theatre Company’s 'Hetty Feather' introduces a Dickensian heroine and a smartly produced new musical. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Theatre Horizon presents James Ijames's world premiere 'WHITE'
No such thing as a blank canvas
In James Ijames's world premiere 'WHITE,' art and artifice make uncomfortable bedfellows. Wendy Rosenfield reviews.
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U of Delaware's Resident Ensemble Players present Molière's 'Tartuffe'
Tartuffe-ified
Molière's 1664 'Tartuffe' plays well today in the Resident Ensemble Players' sparkling production. Mark Cofta reviews.
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Inis Nua presents Stef Smith's 'Swallow'
Take your medicine
Inis Nua's 'Swallow' introduces Scottish playwright Stef Smith to U.S. audiences in a powerful drama about three strangers. Mark Cofta reviews.
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York Theatre presents Michael Biello and Dan Martin's 'Marry Harry'
Love, beyond belief
Biello and Martin's new off-Broadway musical, 'Marry Harry,' goes looking for love in the big city. Elysa Gardner reviews.
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Villanova Theatre presents Owen McCafferty's adaptation of 'The Gambler'
'The Gambler' pays off
Villanova Theatre's workshop production of Owen McCafferty's 'The Gambler' reveals the relevance of Dostoevsky's little-known novella. Mark Cofta 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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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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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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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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