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Drag Queen/KingA visually stunning Miss Saigon arrives at the Academy of Music
One of the most successful musicals of all time, Miss Saigon, the tour, is now playing at Philadelphia’s Academy of Music until March 31.
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August Wilson’s immersive, engaging, thrilling How I Learned What I Learned
Famed playwright August Wilson’s one-person memoir written and performed in 2003 How I Learned What I Learned is being presented by Arden Theatre Company at The Bob and Selma Horan Studio Theatre in Philadelphia now through April 14.
A finely-sung and played Don Giovanni from the students of Curtis Institute of Music
Curtis Opera Theatre in partnership with Opera Philadelphia and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts presented its students in a staged production of Mozart’s masterpiece Don Giovanni at the Perelman Theater.
Janice Stevens triumphs in Kate: the Unexamined Life
Kate: the Unexamined Life by Playwright Rick Foster is now being gloriously realized by Janice Stevens at the Walnut Street Theatre’s Independence Studio on 3 now until April 7.
August Wilson’s mythopoetic and mythopoeic play Gem of the Ocean
Arden Theatre Company is now presenting August Wilson’s Gem of the Ocean on their F. Otto Haas Stage, now until March 31.
A startling, intriguing Giselle from Pennsylvania Ballet
Famed illustrator and gay icon Edward Gorey once said in an interview about his own work, ‘Ideally, if anything were any good, it would be indescribable.’
BalletX Spring Season at the Wilma
BalletX is presenting its Spring Series 2019 at The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia now through March 17.
Rent 20th Anniversary Tour now at the Merriam Theater
The Kimmel Center’s Broadway Philadelphia season continues with the now classic musical Rent with Book, Music, and Lyrics by the late Jonathan Larsen
On Golden Pond at Bristol Riverside Theatre
Ernest Thompson’s beloved modern classic On Golden Pond is now at the Bristol Riverside Theatre in Bucks County, PA, until February 10.
Ken Ludwig’s Comedy of Tenors at the Walnut Street Theatre
Celebrated playwright Ken Ludwig’s A Comedy of Tenors is now playing at Philadelphia’s Walnut Street Theatre until March 3.