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Phillyist reviews... <em>Long Day's Journey Into Night</em>

Phillyist has been reading and reading about Eugene O’Neill’s masterpiece for years, and so we watched Simpatico Theatre Project’s production of Long Day’s Journey into Night in a state of rapture. The play’s run ends on Sunday: you should see this.

Phillyist Reviews...  <em>The Karma Cookie</em>

Is it just me, or is comedy even better when it's done with a Cockney accent?

I showed up at Mauckingbird Theatre Company's with a combination of excitement and trepidation. Excitement because I love Molière and Dito van Reigersberg. Trepidation because an all-male production of a French farce? I expected half the cast to be in outrageous Marie Antoinette-like drag costumes. It's not that I don't love a good drag show – it's just that I didn't see that combining it with Molière would be anything less than too much.

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Lane Savadove of EgoPo theatre ensemble

Why?

We're sorry we're late this week, folks. There was just so much good theatre this week that we found ourselves a little overwhelmed, and we needed a moment to handle the excitement.

, this show is for you. Playing at the Prince Music Theatre, downtown, October 1-30.

- The tale of two friends who reunite and find that living their dreams isn’t as perfect as they’d thought it would be. Philadelphia premiere. September 28-October 15, Adrienne Theatre. For tickets and information, see The Flashpoint Theatre Company’s ticketing site.

We’ll be back in Philadelphia tomorrow (after an extended stay with the folks in Texas), and we’ve certainly picked a good theatre weekend to return for!

We’re still Deep in the Heart of Texas, as it were, but our love for performing arts in Philadelphia knows no bounds. Keep reading for exciting upcoming events!

Even while on vacation in Texas, we’re still keeping track of what’s going on in Philadelphia’s Theatre Scene. Read on!

We’d like to apologize for getting these out late this week. We know that nothing we can ever say or do will make it up to you. But if you’re anything like us, you’re a bit forgetful with your page-a-day calendar, and according to it, it still Wednesday. So we’re just going to pretend that we think today is Wednesday and leave it at that.

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