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<b>“UNDER 110” BY CHRISTINA MOLIERI Center marks Katrina anniversary with photo show
When Christina Molieri started graduate school in fall 2006 in a dual-master’s program, she found she had little time to exercise her passion for community activism. However, as spring break appr...
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Fringe performers Will Windsor Erwin (left) and Chris Serpentine in “Drunk Enough to Say I Love You.” Photo: Lindsay Browning Out on the fringe: LGBT performers take the stage at Philly Fringe
The international arts extravaganza known as The Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe is back for another two-weeks-plus of boundary-pushing dance, theater, music and other forms of p...
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EMILY LETTS (LYSANDER, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT), ERIN MULGREW (HERMIA), SEAN GIBSON (DEMETRIUS), AND PATRICK JOYCE (HELENA) Mauckingbird goes queer with Shakespeare
Mauckingbird Theatre Company, which has carved out a niche for itself by injecting gay and lesbian characters into theater classics, is at it again. This time the company is turning one of Shakesp...
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PEACHES CHRIST IN ALL ABOUT EVIL ‘Evil’ keeps the violence in film
“All About Evil” is the brainchild of Joshua Grannell (aka Peaches Christ). A wickedly funny horror comedy about a movie theatre manager turned filmmaker, Deborah Tennis (Natasha Lyonne), who snuf...
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ANNETTE BENING AND JULIANNE MOORE IN "THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT" Film tackles same-sex marriage, meeting the sperm donor
Director and co-writer Lisa Cholodenko’s comedy-drama “The Kids Are All Right” concerns a lesbian couple — Nic (Annette Bening) and Jules (Julianne Moore) — whose peaceful co-existence is shattere...
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SECOND CITY (L-R) ROB BELUSHI, BROOKE BAGNALL, TIM RYDER, ABBY McENANY AND RACHEL MILLER Taking 50 years of sketch comedy on the road
Second City, the long-running improvisational troupe, is hitting the road to celebrate its 50th year at the forefront of comedy. Over the years, Second City has been a breeding ground for performe...
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DELETED SCENES Saved from the cutting-room floor
“Deleted Scenes,” unspooling July 15 and 17 at QFest, is the latest compelling and explicit romantic drama from the provocative queer writer/director Todd Verow. The film chronicles the relationsh...
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CHERYL DUNYE An older, wiser Philly filmmaker
Former Philadelphian Cheryl Dunye is receiving the Artistic Achievement Award for Directing at this year’s QFest on July 16, where she will also screen her new film, “The Owls.” Her intriguing, as...
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KELLY McGILLIS A ‘Top’ Gal
Kelly McGillis is this year’s recipient of the QFest Icon Award, celebrating a career that includes memorable turns in the locally shot “Witness,” the megahit “Top Gun” and the Oscar-winning drama...
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