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The best theater shows in Philadelphia this fall and where to eat before or after (opens the original)
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Fall is the best time of year to explore Philadelphiaâs theater scene, with local stages upping the ante on their programming. This season is full of family drama; from rival brothers in Suzan-Lori Parksâ Topdog/Underdog to father-daughter clashes in the world premiere of Horsegirl & Cowdaddy. Weâll also see big-name Broadway tours (Mamma Mia!, Operation Mincemeat) and a dance-fueled new musical (A Beat of Our Own), along with spooky stories right in time for Halloween (The Addams Family,
Boricua pride murals, Philadelphia Orchestra feat. Joe Hisaishi, and a beautiful manhole cover are among our favorite works of art this week (opens the original)
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By Rosa Cartagena, Peter Dobrin, Elizabeth Wellington, Bedatri D. Choudhury, Julie Zeglen Museums and galleries are spaces we enter expecting to find joy and beauty in art. Even when we leave overwhelmed with feelings that the art made us feel, we know that we went in looking for that beautiful indescribable emotion. That joy is doubled more when art comes at you from unexpected corners. I was walking across the John F. Kennedy Boulevard Bridge one morning when my eyes fell on a manhole cover.
NYT names âItâs Always Sunny in Philadelphiaâ and âMare of Easttownâ two of the best TV shows of the 21st century (opens the original)
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The New York Times rolled out its roundup of the 100 best television shows of the 21st century so far, this week and highlighted some Philly shows and stars. The ranked list came from a survey the newspaper conducted of 516 actors, showrunners, behind-the-camera crew members, and others across the TV industry. The responders â including West Philly-raised star Colman Domingo â submitted their 10 favorite series that premiered on or after Jan. 1, 2000 from any genre. The top five shows were,
The painful, complicated roots of American mid-century design trace back to Japanese American concentration camps (opens the original)
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George Nakashima never intended to move his family to New Hope. The famous furniture maker became one of the most sought-after artists in modern American design, considered so impactful that his home and studio in Bucks County were named a National Historic Landmark. It was a significant recognition from the government that had previously incarcerated Nakashima, his wife, Marion, and their then newborn daughter, Mira, forcing them to relocate from their home in Seattle to the Minidoka concentrat
Eagles fan David Corenswet is playing a Giants star in upcoming âMr. Irrelevantâ (opens the original)
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Superman star David Corenswet grew up in Philadelphia loving the Eagles, but that didnât stop him from saying yes to donning a Giants jersey for the upcoming biopic, Mr. Irrelevant. The 33-year-old actor â who got his start on local stages as a kid â became a breakout movie star last year when he played Superman in James Gunnâs revamp of the legendary superhero films. While the sequel, Man of Tomorrow, releases in summer 2027, Corenswetâs next project is based on a true story that foll
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