Mauckingbird Theatre Company presents a gender-bent look at Shakespeare’s famous play for a woman wert thou first created;Till Nature, as she wrought thee, fell a-doting,And by addition me of thee defeated—from William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 20, widely seen as a homoerotic paean to a young male muse, “the master mistress of [his] passion”
The Live Arts and Philly Fringe has grown and moved mostly North and West from its Old City nexus, prices have gone up, and the roster of performances seems larger and harder to navigate, but it remains a good reason to be in Philadelphia.
Chef Joseph Poon has brought smiles to the faces of thousands of Philadelphians who have dined in his restaurants and participated in one of his famous
Enjoy Philadelphia’s fall arts season for half price Fall is upon us! And Phillyfunguide is giving entertainment seekers a chance to enjoy the city’s cultural arts scene at half price.
In 1950 the Surflight Theatre is born in Beach Haven Crest, on Long Beach Island, in a shaky 2,200-seat tent with a cast of 60, a 12-piece orchestra and a season only 3 weeks long.
The Academy of Natural Sciences is buzzing about the beloved bee! Philadelphia is buzzing about the Academy of Natural Sciences’ third annual Bug Fest weekend on Saturday and Sunday, August 14 and 15, free with general museum admission.
Hats off to the Ritz Theatre Company for tackling this monster musical comedy! It’s high hilarity when a pair of mis-matched, swindling Broadway producers, plot to rip off the public with a well invested flop. Things go "terribly right" when the show becomes a smash hit which finds the bumbling producers “in too deep” with no way out.
UPDATE From the Philadelphia History Museum:
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According to the Big Green Earth Store at 934 South Street, you don't have to be a superhero to save the planet. Apparently, purchasing eco-friendly products and imbibing cocktails during a Green Drinks event will do.