Articles Posted in the Intermission Category
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INTERMISSION: STAGE Magazine Interviews Charlie Phillips
STAGE Magazine News Reporter Jim Hilgen recently had the opportunity to interview local musician/singer-songwriter, Charlie Phillips at the CD Release party for his latest work, “What It Is”. Listeners agree that Charlie Phillips’ songs cannot…
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INTERMISSION: Music Theatre International’s iPhone App
On October 24, Music Theatre International announced the release of its brand-new Apple iPhone app ”MTIShows”. This amazing app gives you immediate access to all the information on Music Theatre International licensed shows, including synopsis,…
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INTERMISSION: The Right Thing to Do Part 2: Know Others
Abe died recently. A bright guy, he was in his late 90s and had been mostly blind for years. He was a familiar sight in the halls of the building, refusing to use a cane…
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INTERMISSION: The Right Things To Do, Part 1: Know Thyself
I began reviewing South Jersey theatre only a short while ago. But it doesn’t take long for a dispassionate but friendly eye to spot odd places of timidity, rigidity, confusion and inelegance. This is particularly…
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Need Help Memorizing Lines? There’s An App For That…SCENE PARTNER!
Back when I was acting and preparing for a role, I would usually go through my script, taking a highlighter to all my lines. Then I’d begin the process of memorizing those lines. In time,…
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Aubie Merrylees: Interview With A Philadelphia Theater Rising Star
On the heels of his stellar performance this summer in Theatre Exile’s Fringe Festival hit THE ALIENS, Aubie Merrylees–one of the hottest young actors in the Philadelphia theater community–currently stars as Wilbur, the sensitive pig,…
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![Eric Wunsch and Meredith Sonnen starred in PURGATORIO, an [ad hoc theatre company] production. (Photo credit: Kate Raines)](http://www.stagemagazine.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/purgatorio-270x120.jpg "INTERMISSION: Focus on [ad hoc theatre project]")
INTERMISSION: Focus on [ad hoc theatre project]
I was invited to attend the production of PURGATORIO by Ariel Dorfman, presented by the [ad hoc theatre project]. This was a very interesting venture. Mark Kennedy, Director and guiding force behind [ad hoc] explains…
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Compelling Reading for Philadelphia’s Jewish Theater Season: GOOD LIVING STREET by Tim Bonyhady
This season has seen a wealth of Jewish-themed plays in Philadelphia, from EgoPo’s deeply moving THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, to the Wilma’s haunting OUR CLASS, and Media Theatre Company’s upcoming THE SOUND OF MUSIC…
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Part I: Theatre for the Very Young in Camden: A Way Out?
*Editor’s note: This is a reprint of an article originally published on Mr. Stern’s blog, found at http://asseenbytheatre.blogspot.com/2011/10/theatre-for-very-young-in-camden-way.html; STAGE is grateful for Mr. Stern’s generosity in allowing us to reprint. The Theatre of Social Change…
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Part II: Theatre for Children in Camden…Yes! A Way Out, Indeed!
*Editor’s note: This is a reprint of an article originally published on Mr. Stern’s blog, found at http://asseenbytheatre.blogspot.com/2011/10/theatre-for-children-in-camden-yes-way.html; STAGE is grateful for Mr. Stern’s generosity in allowing us to reprint. The Best Time I Ever…
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