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184 – Hannah and Lili, The Women of Blood and Fire

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Written & Directed by Lili Bita

Starring Hannah Tsapatoris MacLeod

April 25 – 29 2012

Wed – Sat at 8pm and Sun 3pm

Wednesday pay what you can

Tickets $18

For ticket information go to WALKING FISH THEATRE or call 215.427.WALK

In Women of Fire and Blood, Lili Bita re-imagines the archetypal heroines of antiquity through a modern feminist sensibility. These poems with their lyric directness and force and their powerful erotic candor area a distinctive addition to the work of one of today’s most important greek poets.

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Bachelorette

Today’s podcast features the cast of Luna Theater Comapny’s production of “Bachelorette” written by Leslye Headland. Stay Tuned!

“Bachelorette is a play about the in-between space. The place you are when you’re reconciling who you thought you were gonna be when you grew up with who you’ve become. The place when partying starts to look a lot like addiction. The moment you used to pass off as a bad night of drinking, sex and mistakes has suddenly extended into a bad life of drinking, sex and mistakes.” – Leslye Headland

For tickets: www.lunatheater.org

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Beautiful Child

Today’s podcast features the cast of Fever Dream’s production of “Beautiful Child” written by Nicky Silver.

In this Philadelphia premier presented by Fever Dream Repertory, Beautiful Child tells the story of Harry and Nan, a middle-aged couple losing their grip on the tattered remains of their marriage. Their beloved grown son Isaac arrives for what they believe to be a brief visit home but he surprises them with the request to come home on a more long-term basis. Then he tells them why: he needs them to hide him because it’s possible that his latest love affair may be publicly revealed. A “love affair,” as he calls it, with an eight-year-old boy.

Nicky Silver’s play does not settle for easy answers or obvious solutions. Isaac does not see himself as a pedophile, just a gay man in love with a boy who loves him back. Harry and Nan struggle with the shock of the revelation, the horror at the their son’s act of molestation, and growing guilt at what they think might be their own culpability. And the final question remains: how do they protect this son they love so much and still prevent him from repeating his monstrously predatory actions?

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Tiny Tales

Off-Color is proud to present their very own brand of CHILDREN’S THEATRE. Shocked? So are we. From the warped imagination of Off-Color writer Sean McGrath, comes an evening of 10-minute plays that will take you on a fantastical, fairy-tale filled journey to the edges of your long-lost imagination. With a cross between everyday morals and the slightly absurd, this production is guaranteed to have the whole family rolling in the aisles!

Get your tickets here: http://offcolortheatrecompany.ticketleap.com/tiny-tales-from-a-big-chair/#view=calendar

Performances:
Wednesday January 11th 7:00pm PREVIEW
Thursday January 12th 7:00pm OPENING
Friday January 13th 8:00pm
Saturday January 14th 12pm and 8pm
Sunday January 15th 12pm and 7pm

Wednesday January 18th 7:00pm
Thursday January 19th 7:00pm
Friday January 20th 8:00pm
Saturday January 21 12pm and 8pm
Sunday January 22 at 12pm CLOSING

Tiny Tales from a Big Chair
by Sean McGrath

Featuring:
Sean McGrath
Andrew Tardiff
Nick Fragale
Lyndsay Hart
Lizzie Himmelman
Jonah Patten

Directed by Mark Jesse Swanson

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Un Viaje

Rep Radio sits down with the director and cast of B. Someday Productions’ Un Viaje – A Christmas Journey to talk about their bilingual holiday show.

Un Viaje~A Christmas Journey is a fast-paced, family-friendly celebration of both the Santa Claus and Three Kings holiday traditions. As always with B. Someday’s Family Theatre Series, there will be loads of audience interaction for everyone–young and old!
Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Avenue
$6 for children and $12 for adults
Group rates and ticket specials available. Every Wednesday is Pay-what-you-can
produced by B.Someday Productions

For more information and tickets visit http://bsomeday.org/

 

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