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- Aug 26, 2026
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Owen Scales takes on a more 'mature' role in 'Rent' (opens the original)
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âRent,â the rock musical with music, lyrics and book by the late Jonathan Larson, will show why it's captivated audiences for more than three decades as it continues at the Bucks County Playhouse through Sept. 13. Loosely based on the 1896 opera âLa boheme,â it tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists struggling to survive and create a life for themselves in Lower Manhattan's's East Village under the shadow of HIV/AIDS. First workshopped in 1993 â and now celebrating it
Filmmaker Louis Massiah measures film's success by audiences impact (opens the original)
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Last month, the Uptown Theaterâs marquee lit up again. Not with a headlinerâs name. With North Philadelphiaâs own faces, oral histories from the neighborhood are thrown across the shuttered marquee by a laser projector, with chairs and speakers set up on the far side of Broad Street. Buses rolled past. People came out of their houses and sat down. âIt really made me feel proud,â Louis Massiah recalls hearing from residents who live across the street. âItâs not just like an empty ol
Book Review: If your loved one has dementia, read 'When Memory Fades' and prepare (opens the original)
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Mom called you in a panic the other day. Sheâd lost her keys and by the time you arrived to help, sheâd found them. These kinds of things keep happening, not often but often enough, and you donât know quite what to worry about. But in the new book âWhen Memory Fadesâ by Nathaniel Chin, MD, youâll learn about the journey ahead, for both of you. You canât remember why you walked into a room. You got lost last week, going to the bank. Popular wisdom says that things like that are norm
Book Review: In 'Never Tell a Black Girl How to Black Girl,' the title says it all (opens the original)
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People telling you your business, for instance. People asking questions they have no reason to know. Folks who criticize your hair or clothes or life. These things would set anyone off; theyâd be the last straw for anybody. As in the new book, âNever Tell a Black Girl How to Black Girlâ by Amena Brown, some folks just cross the line. Depending on how you say it, âBlack Girl is a noun and a verb,â says Brown. A Black Girl can be a Black Girl⦠and she can Black Girl. Brown herself has
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