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The Sensuous Swiss Seduce New Brunswick
The Zurich Chamber Orchestra wowed audiences at the State Theatre of New Jersey with a brilliant performance led by Daniel Hope.
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The wonderful, great, and questionable Lohengrin seen in Live in HD
The Met’s new production of Lohengrin is a stunning post-apocalyptic take on Wagner’s masterpiece, with brilliant performances by seasoned sopranos Tamara Wilson and Christine Goerke.
Balanchine masterpieces dazzling audiences at the Academy of Music
The Philadelphia Ballet wows audiences with an all-Balanchine program, featuring the classics Agon, Ballet Imperial, and Who Cares? Read Ralph Malachowski’s review.
A fascinating and exciting program by BalletX at the Wilma
BalletX wowed audiences at the Wilma Theater with their sold-out residency featuring stunning world premieres.
Angel Corella’s Sleeping Beauty at the Academy of Music
Philadelphia Ballet enchants audiences with their production of Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty at the Academy of Music until March 12.
Disney’s Hercules, the Mythical, Musical Adventure at Paper Mill Playhouse
American musical theater legend Alan Menken strikes gold again with his new iteration of Hercules at Paper Mill Playhouse until March 19. This Disney production has all the style, great production values, and great casting we all have come to expect whenever Disney creates another musical milestone. Hercules is a winner.
When Brick and Big Daddy came out to each other
Theatre legend Tennessee Williams wrote Cat on a Hot Tin Roof in 1955, and just about every minute of his drama still shocks and surprises audiences. This was proven by the many gasps and open laughter at opening night at the Walnut Street Theatre February 22nd.
Philadelphia Ballet presents Forward Motion at the Perelman Theater
Philadelphia Ballet’s Forward Motion program features three captivating world premieres that combine modern dance movement and pointe work.
A touching, life-affirming Come from Away
The seven-time Tony-award-winning musical Come From Away returns for a run at the Philadelphia Academy of Music until February 12.
A tale of talent, envy, psychosis, and danger
Philadelphia’s Lantern Theater Company is now presenting The Lifespan of a Fact, onstage until March 5 at St. Stephen’s Theater. The Lifespan of a Fact by Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell, and Gordon Farrell is based upon the book by John D’Agata and Jim Fingal published in 2012. The book was the result of Mr. Fingal’s…