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About Us | The Wilma Theater

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Photo 1 of 4. Barnaby Carpenter and Ryan Farley in. Photo 2 of 4. Mary McCool and Matthew Floyd Miller in. Photo 3 of 4. Erik Jensen and Ian Alda in. Photo 4 of 4. The Wilma Theater creates living, adventurous art. We engage artists and audiences in imaginative reflection on the complexities of contemporary life. The Wilma's history since 1973 including videos honoring Founding co-Artistic Director, Jiri Zizka. Directed by Timothy Bond. Co-produced with Syracuse Stage. Directed by Joanna Settle.

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Foodist Files: January 2015

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I Live to Eat. I Live to Write. I Write to Share. Interview w/ Marcie Turney of Barbuzzo. Interview w/ PhillyTapFinder.com. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. The Evolution of Food Criticism: A Response to Marc Vetri. The Marc Vetri article on Food Journalism (and its "stale" state) http:/ m.huffpost.com/us/entry/6551682. Yet use it extensively in the other, right? Why bite the hand that literally feeds you? Did the lessening of a bell (by Laban) for Osteria Jersey set off this time bomb? Because for whom (and W...

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An Octoroon | The Wilma Theater

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Directed by Joanna Settle. March 16, 2016. April 10, 2016. Obie Award-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins takes the plot of Dion Boucicault’s 1859 antebellum melodrama,. Promises to be ripe for audience conversation around race in today’s society, and the role that theater plays with this dialogue. This decade’s most eloquent theatrical statement on race in America today. The New York Times. 2 hours and 25 minutes (including a 15 minute intermission).

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Philadelphia Restaurant Blog: August 2007

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News and notes on Philadelphia, Pennsylvania restaurant openings, closings, reviews, happenings, chefs, and more. Reviewers Rate Silk City Diner, Francos. Saxbys Coffee Moving HQ to Philadelphia. Crowne Plaza Unveils Renovated Embers. Evicted Ricks Owner Sues Reading Market. Philadelphia Inquirer/Philadelphia Daily News. Monday, August 27, 2007. Reviewers Rate Silk City Diner, Franco's. IN THE NEWS: Philadelphia Weekly. S Brian McManus reviews Silk City Diner and Lounge. S Michael Klein Table Talk. Repor...

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Philadelphia Restaurant Blog: Ansill to Close Pif on Bastille Day

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News and notes on Philadelphia, Pennsylvania restaurant openings, closings, reviews, happenings, chefs, and more. Osteria, Snackbar Chef Top Mags 2007 Best. Ly Michaels To Feature Vietnamese Fare. Grocery Restaurant to Get Indian Mate. Ansill to Close Pif on Bastille Day. SI Features Luzinskis Bulls Barbecue. Philadelphia Inquirer/Philadelphia Daily News. Tuesday, July 10, 2007. Ansill to Close Pif on Bastille Day. IN THE NEWS: The Inquirer. For Rick Olivieri's Rick's Philly Steaks. S David Snyder visits...

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Foodist Files: A Round-up of Thai New Year Dinners at Circles

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I Live to Eat. I Live to Write. I Write to Share. Interview w/ Marcie Turney of Barbuzzo. Interview w/ PhillyTapFinder.com. Wednesday, April 3, 2013. A Round-up of Thai New Year Dinners at Circles. Rather than throw water on passersby, which is customary during the Thai New Year celebration known as Songkran. Chef Alex Boonphaya of Circles. March 21st - Jeffrey Power of Dettera. March 28th - John Taus of the The Corner. April 4th - Jennifer Choplin of SoWe. April 11th - Sean Magee of Time. With ginger, o...

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La Fin du Monde | Fest Phanatic

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La Fin du Monde. April 6, 2009 at 4:34 pm. Or maybe not the. But the PFF/CF, anyway, which for you plebians has been part of your life for just under a fortnight but for us journos has been going on since early March. And with the finale comes the star-studded indie that could, but likely won’t. So late to the game it almost feels fresh, the long-in-the-works. Is an evils-of-the-suburbs number that’s not as studied as. Not as glib as. You Can Count on Me. 7:15pm, Prince Music Theater). 9:15pm, Ritz East).

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A Quick Report on My Sanity | Fest Phanatic

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A Quick Report on My Sanity. April 2, 2009 at 8:11 pm. So, my wholly unprofessional self-diagnosed report on my sanity is this: crumbling but still plucky. I feel the burn, and I sense the wall right in front of me. And yet, intelligent designer as my witness, I will push through it. Also, I’ve officially begun walking out of unpromising movies, so that should make things easier. But if you spot me, please give me a hug. Oh, and go see. Tonight at 7:15 at Ritz 5. It be rad. 2 Comments Add your own. You a...

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Go See (or Don’t!) These Fest Films: Tuesday, March 31 | Fest Phanatic

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Go See (or Don’t! These Fest Films: Tuesday, March 31. March 31, 2009 at 3:42 pm. Considering it’s a documentary about a mentally ill teen who killed himself that’s been made by the kid’s parents, you’d expect. To be infinitely too personal — moving, yes, but still therapy-made-public and in need of some distance. I’m still not entirely convinced it didn’t need a third party behind the lens, but it’s nowhere near something like Nicole Conn’s unsightly and self-aggrandizing doc. 7:15pm, Ritz East. S Rosch...

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The Fest’s Windy Weekend: In Which I See Some Things I Never Thought I Would | Fest Phanatic

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The Fest’s Windy Weekend: In Which I See Some Things I Never Thought I Would. April 6, 2009 at 11:50 am. The things that I saw that I never thought I would see were, of course, in. The long-awaited third installment (officially, anyway) in the Coffin Joe series, which you can learn more about over here. I’ve never seen. At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul. This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse. But this resurrection, the first C.J. film since 1979, served as a, well,. The Devil’s Rejects. Would make the cut&#4...