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InterAct's Some Other Kind of Person sometimes hits the target on self-interested Helping The Less Fortunate.
No good deed goes unpunished, as we all know. But maybe sometimes punishment is appropriate — especially when the motives behind those deeds are...
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An artist creates a surprising way to honor James Joyce’s immense masterpiece Ulysses.
Inside the Rosenbach Museum & Library’s “Thy Father’s Spirit” exhibition, the air is thick with an unexpected smell: rubber...
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Justin Bauer makes our hearts melt.
Toward the end of Max Barry’s Lexicon (June 18, Penguin Press), Virginia Woolf describes love to William Butler Yeats: “I’m not sure...
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Need a recommendation? Caitlin Goodman tells you what to read.
Loved Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl? Then you'll probably enjoy....
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Thu., June 13, 9 p.m., $15, with Doogie Horner, Johnny Brenda’s
While Dave Chappelle remains elusive, one of his funniest comedy co-conspirators is a lot easier to pin down. Neal Brennan was Chappelle’s right-hand...
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Sun., June 16, 8 p.m., free, St. Joseph’s University Boathouse
This should be good: Trapeze dancers hanging from Strawberry Mansion Bridge, while a chorus sings on shore in the sculpture-enhanced parking lot of St...
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Through June 23, $25-$35, Studio X
The Philly sports fan never says die, and neither does The Philly Fan, Bruce Graham’s one-man ode to the oft-maligned, heart-bruised, jersey-wearing...
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Thu.-Sun., June 13-16, $20-$125, Academy of Music
So far this season, Pennsylvania Ballet has stuck with a safe bill of fare: Giselle, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and the requisite doses of George...
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Through June 29, $15-$20, Lucy’s Hat Shop
Can dinner theater be hip? Must be, if Brat Productions is getting into it. The Last Plot in Revenge — a “spaghetti Western musical”...
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