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HalloweenQFlix Film Festival Previews
There are many perks to blogging for PGC, and one of my favorites are the pre-screeners I get to watch before Qflix Film Festival hits Philly,
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Fox Discovers New Talent with ‘Star’
Fox’s Empire broke new ground for the network and infused the world of hip-hop with soap-opera that was not only a celebration for the world of music, but also exemplified another piece of culture for the network as the channel to turn to if you love a good EARGASM.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Everyone wants to be in it, and no one wants to be without it, but what happens when love isn’t a two-way street? What happens when love is altruistic, all-consuming, and almost always unappreciated?
Feud – Bette and Joan
I watched the first episode of Feud – and despite not knowing who these people were, I loved it!
Deborah Cox in The Body Guard
EXCLUSIVE interview with Deborah Cox staring in The Body Guard in Philadelphia
Rossini rarity is presented by Opera Philadelphia
Gioacchino Rossini’s opera Tancredi will be presented by Opera Philadelphia at the Academy of Music until February 19
Best in Music 2016: Top 25 Albums of the Year
I spent countless hours listening to all of my favorite albums of 2016, over the course of the last couple weeks. You saw in last week’s post, “The Good, The Bad, The Ugly”, who didn’t make the cut…
Astonishing and fresh theatre now at the McCarter Center
The acclaimed New York City theatre company, Bedlam, is presenting both Hamlet and Saint Joan in rotating repertory at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre Center until February 12.
Frank Ferrante leads a terrific cast in rarely seen Neil Simon play
Living legend Neil Simon’s 1993 play, Laughter on the 23rd Floor, is enjoying a terrific revival now at the Walnut Street Theatre
The Philadelphia premiere of Annie Baker’s play, John
Annie Baker is a young playwright who has amassed an enviable collection of awards: The Pulitzer Prize, Obie, Lucille Lortel, and a Guggenheim Fellowship.
