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Horror fiction goes through a supernatural renaissance.
You can get a lot of mileage out of breaking established rules. And the more rigid the rules, the bigger the impact. Think about, say, the glittering...
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Thu., May 23, 8 p.m.; Fri.-Sat., May 24-25, 7:30 and 10 p.m., $16-$33, Helium Comedy Club
If you don’t recognize Pete Holmes from his appearances on the late-night television circuit or VH1’s Best Week Ever, you certainly know...
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Madness at Mac's Tavern, movie stars on bikes and more.
The Jose Garces Restaurant Group is on a roll, with reported changes to Chifa’s menu and a spot in the newly foodie-focused Moorestown (N.J...
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Mark Cofta reviews Simpatico Theatre Project's take on the Aristophanes play.
Rather than withholding sex to force an end to war, Simpatico's modern Lysistrata and her friends strike for reproductive rights.
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Philadelphia Art Alliance to exhibit Sabrina Gschwandtner's intricate work.
From a distance, Sabrina Gschwandtner’s quilts may seem indistinguishable from the wares in the windows of Lancaster’s Amish gift shops....
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Through June 8, $27-$33, Act II Playhouse
The first clue that this is farce? The six doors on Dirk Durossette’s colorful hotel suite set. The second is the breathless pace of director Bud...
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In rep through May 26, $15-$30, Sedgwick Theater
Quintessence Theatre Group’s third season at Mount Airy’s Sedgwick Theater concludes with their ambitious “Chocolate & Champagne...
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May 16-19, $20-$75, Annenberg Center
Even if you don’t know a whit about dance, you’ve likely heard of Dance Theatre of Harlem. Its reputation as one of the country’s leading...
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May 17-June 9, $22-$31, Theatre Horizon
Theatre Horizon resident director Matthew Decker makes a stark tonal shift from his kid-charmer Pinocchio, now playing at the Arden, to his staging of...
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