-Brenda Hillegasphoto by Joan Marcus The thrilling 1982 Pulitzer Prize-winning whodunit, A Soldier’s Play, is in Philadelphia for a very … More
Category: Reviews
The Last of the Red Hot Lovers comes in hot at Walnut Street Theatre
-Brenda Hillegasphoto by Mark Garvin From the second Scott Greer walks on stage as Barney Cashman in Neil Simon’s The … More
A Man Called Otto, featuring Tom Hanks, is a sweet date-night movie
Meet Otto, a curmudgeon living a simple life in the Pittsburg suburbs. He nitpicks everything his neighbors do, is rude … More
Rittenhouse restaurant, Lou Bird’s, welcomes new chef and eclectic winter menu
-Brenda Hillegas Lou Bird’s, at 20th and Lombard in Rittenhouse, is the type of restaurant you can’t say no to. … More
Jagged Little Pill faces relevant social issues set to an iconic Alanis Morissette album
-Brenda Hillegasphoto by Matthew Murphy, Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade Jagged Little Pill is on tour and at the Kimmel Cultural … More
Rock Out with the Blue Man Group in Philly through 12/31
-Brenda Hillegasphoto by Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade Flying paint! Drums! Catching gumballs- a lot of gumballs! Encouraging the audience to … More
One-Man Nutcracker should be a yearly tradition in Philadelphia!
-Brenda Hillegas Before you keep reading, click this link and text your family. If you’re hosting this holiday season, you’re … More
The Whale’s cast shines in this heartbreaking play adapted to screen
-Brenda Hillegas Charlie (Brendan Fraser) is a severely obese English teacher who lives alone and relies on teaching virtually to … More
Bill Nighy embraces life’s final moments in Living
-Brenda Hillegas Living, directed by Oliver Hermanus with a screenplay by Kazuo Ishiguro (based on the 1952 Japanese film Ikiru from Akira Kurosawa and inspired … More
Mary Poppins is a hit at Quintessence Theatre, through 12/31
-by Jamie Flowers feature image: Sophie Aguilar as Jane Banks, Steve Pacek as Bert, Hanna Gaffney as Mary Poppins & Ollie … More
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