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Is there a difference between feeling an emotion and conveying it to others? Barbara Kingsley and Alex Podulke in "Uncanny Valley" by Thomas Gibbons. CATF 2014. (Photo by Seth Freeman)

The Contemporary American Theater Festival

Where new plays by Philadelphia writers and others emerge

The Contemporary American Theater Festival, only three hours away from Philadelphia, showcases three Philly playwrights and a strong repertory of challenging new plays.

Mark Cofta

Jul 22, 2014 Articles 6 minute read

Making a list and checking it twice: David Ingram and Kevin Bergen. (Photo by Mark Garvin)

People’s Light presents ‘Bach at Leipzig’

Musical mayhem

Treacherously competitive baroque musicians battle it out in Itamar Moses’s farce Bach at Leipzig, which closes People’s Light and Theatre Company's season.

Bill Murphy

Jul 15, 2014 Articles 2 minute read

Sher as Falstaff: Buffoons have feelings, too.

Royal Shakespeare’s ‘Henry IV’

Henry, we hardly knew ye

Why care about Shakespeare’s histories? His two Henry IV dramas show an amazing array of colorful characters as well as captivating tenderness.

Steve Cohen

Jul 14, 2014 Articles 3 minute read

Burke: In search of nontraditional audiences.

‘The Who’s Tommy’ in Norristown

Those old '60s feelings

Who could improve on the Who? A classic rock musical displays new life with the debut of a new theater company.

Steve Cohen

Jul 14, 2014 Articles 2 minute read

"You can't just do what you want, Mother!" (Linda Lavin and Jennifer Westfeldt in "Too Much Sun")

'Too Much Sun' and 'August: Osage County'

Daughter-devouring mothers on stage and screen

Mother-daughter conflict provides a break from father-son drama, but it's no more fun to watch.

Carol Rocamora

Jul 12, 2014 Articles 6 minute read

The mother of all romantic comedies: Kathryn Meisle, Ismenia Mendes, and Lily Rabe in "Much Ado About Nothing." (Photo by Joan Marcus)

'Much Ado About Nothing' at Shakespeare in the Park

Merry sparring under starry skies

Every once in a while, a Shakespearean production comes along wherein all the planets align. Such is the case with O’Brien’s marvelous Much Ado About Nothing, a Shakespeare in the Park production.

Carol Rocamora

Jul 05, 2014 Articles 4 minute read

‘Evita’ at the Academy of Music

Eva Perón upstaged

Evita concerns a struggle for power. This time around, the balance in that struggle is skewed against the leading lady.

Steve Cohen

Jun 30, 2014 Articles 4 minute read

White (left), Ashe, Malouf: 'In Pakistan, you would be killed!'

Akhtar’s ‘The Who and the What’ in New York

Ayad Akhtar has already distinguished himself as a dramatist with the courage to tackle Islamic assimilation in Western society. In The Who and the What, he breaks new controversial ground, focusing on the intimate issues of Islamic women in contemporary America.

Carol Rocamora

Jun 30, 2014 Articles 4 minute read

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Johnson (left), Hara, Crandle: With a little help from magnets. (Photo: Mark Garvin.)

Arden Theatre’s ‘The Cat in the Hat’

Dr. Seuss would have loved this

Dr. Seuss was an educational radical who sought to find ways to get kids excited about reading. The Arden’s recent stage adaptation went a step further: Here actions speak louder than words.