Funny and heartfelt, She Was a Conquistawhore is a wonderful embodiment of all that the Philadelphia Fringe Festival is and could be.

Quintessence Theatre Group presents Shaw's Major Barbara with a fantastic cast, but some strange theatrical choices that don't quite land.

Gunnar Montana and Company have achieved macabre dance excellence with their production of Black Wood. It's perfect for Halloween time!

The new American classic, August: Osage County is brought to life with wonderful performances at the Footlighters Theater in Berwyn.

The Players Club of Swarthmore puts on the perennial favorite Fiddler on the Roof. A decent production that shows how good the script is.

A review of the show Birth. Sparkle. Death. Part of the Philadelphia Fringe and Cannonball Festivals. By Queer Philly Critic Frank Schierloh

A small theatre company tackles the beloved classic in a production that is uneven with an adaptation that feels rushed.

James Ijames' world premiere play Abandon at Theatre Exile is a fascinating examination of grief and moving on, anchored by great acting.

Johnny Depp is a controversial figure: watch him get lampooned by Philly entertainer Jenna Kuerzi in her one woman take down of the bad boy.

Review of Theatre Unspeakable's The American Revolution. An hour long educational show that doesn't quite hit the mark on quality.

One can never fully understand what another person is feeling and going through. But what if you could with a simple drug: Empathitrax?

True to its namesake, this play illuminates to the characters and audience that that difficult conversations are essential.