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Automatic Arts presents Josh McIlvain’s ‘PURE MEDEA’
Missing the modern stakes
With ‘PURE MEDEA,’ Automatic Arts tackles the Euripides classic, but from the behind-the-scenes perspective of actors at a rehearsal. Catherine Smith reviews.
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FringeArts presents Jess Conda, Jenn Kidwell, and Mel Krodman’s ‘A Hard Time’
Theories of comedy
“What’s so funny? It’s perhaps the central question of comedy.” So opens ‘A Hard Time’ at FringeArts, and a superlative trio of women take it from there. Alaina Johns reviews.
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The Ritz Theatre Company presents ‘Big Fish’
Fathers and sons and life and death
South Jersey's Ritz Theatre Company presents 'Big Fish,' a faithful and emotional musical adaptation of Tim Burton's 2013 film. Stephen Silver reviews.
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Steel River Playhouse presents Nick Payne’s ‘Constellations’
One couple, many worlds
In Steel River Playhouse’s ‘Constellations,’ one couple spins through many different worlds. What if the multitude contains us? Gioanna Romano reviews.
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The Wilma Theater presents Kate Tarker’s ‘Dionysus Was Such a Nice Man’
The man, the myth, the #MeToo
Kate Tarker's world-premiere play tells the story of 'Oedipus Rex' in the style of Tom Stoppard's 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead'… but much less successfully. Jill Ivey reviews.
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Azuka Theatre presents Emily Acker’s ‘Boycott Esther’
A #MeToo must-see
Emily Acker’s 'Boycott Esther,' getting its world premiere at Azuka, is a relevant and must-see play for the #MeToo era. Alix Rosenfeld reviews.
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Hedgerow Theatre presents ‘The Three Musketeers’
What the kids saw
Buckle your swash and join d’Artagnan and the Three Musketeers in Paris for duels, romance, and palace intrigue. Suzanne Cloud reviews.
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Curtis Opera Theatre and Opera Philadelphia present ‘Riders to the Sea’ and ‘Empty the House’
Unhappy in their own ways
Two operas written nearly a century apart consider the familial wounds that time doesn’t heal. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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The Resident Ensemble Players present August Wilson’s ‘Fences’
Ties that bind and break
A strong season of local August Wilson productions continues with ‘Fences’ at University of Delaware’s Resident Ensemble Players. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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South Camden Theatre Company presents David Schulner’s ‘An Infinite Ache’
Love and marriage
‘An Infinite Ache’ at South Camden Theatre Company offers a stale portrait of what it means to be part of a couple. Cameron Kelsall reviews.
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