Results tagged “cabaret”

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Fun around town, for $10 or less:

Due to the ridiculous weather, we've included more contact info right up front- best to check in later in the afternoon to make sure these events are still on.

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Fun around town, for $10 or less:

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Need some variety in your life? Melange Variety Cabaret...On The Fringe is the ticket for you. It features belly dancing, music (R&B, blues, jazz, indie), clowning, puppetry, electronic music gadgetry... and, well, basically it's a cabaret! The remaining three shows promise to be lively and unlike any other show in Fringe. Which, considering the craziness variety that is Fringe, is certainly saying something. The full lineup can be seen here. Catch them tonight, Friday, and Saturday; tickets for the weekend can be had online, but for tonight you'll need to get 'em at the door. If you go to one show, you can get tickets to another for half-off. More puppets for you!

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Karen Gross is a woman of many talents. She's worked in PR. She edits a magazine. And she frequently performs as a cabaret entertainer in the Philadelphia area. Her one-woman revue, Sex & the Single Singer channels not just the Sex and the City gals, but every single gal who's ever looked for love. (Is this performance timely? You bet it is—but it's purely coincidental.) Karen sings standards and original compositions in her cabaret, playing herself and several other characters, and might just remind you of someone you know.

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Let me just begin this review by saying, simply, that there are only five performances of Azuka Theatre's production of John Cameron Mitchell's Hedwig and the Angry Inch left, and that you should make sure you're at one of them.

We know how Philly men like to dress up in sequins, wigs and makeup (witness the Mummers Parade and recent St. Patty's Day shenanigans). Now here's a chance to do it for a good cause. Winter's a Drag, a celebration benefiting City of Hope, takes place on Saturday at the Bellevue. Once a private party, this annual event has blossomed into an open-to-the-public party marking the end of winter and its attendant cold weather.

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, Pig Iron Theatre Company's fundraiser, only happens once per year, so we're not going to trouble you with a full review that might make your mouth water and your jealousy rise. If you weren't there, try to make it next year. That's all.