Guest writer & editor, Erica Moody, reviews “A Marine Walks Up to the Pearly Gates” at Yellow Bicycle Theater

In time for the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps in November, a new play by Joshua Crone serves … More

Students Take Center Stage: Below the Line Film Festival Spotlights Aspiring Filmmakers on October 11

This fall, the 4th Annual Below the Line Film Festival returns to the Episcopal Actors Guild (1 East 29th Street, NYC) on October 10–11, 2025, … More

I wasn’t sure what to think as I made my way across the street to the Don’t Tell Momma piano … More

The first Philadelphia Fringe Festival was presented in 1997 by the organization now known as FringeArts, with the intention of providing … More

I attended the first of two presentations of this one-man play at the Camden Fringe and was transfixed by the exceptionally powerful … More

Anya Kai, reporting From the vibrant stages of Johannesburg to the bustling sets of Los Angeles, Ayanda Dube is an … More

LibLab Productions debuts I Am Going to Die (And All They Gave Me Were These Lousy Cupcakes) at Philadelphia Fringe Festival at Yellow Bicycle … More

Netta Toledano is a multi-talented artist whose work spans music, theater, and performance. Born in Israel, her life has been … More

Midsummer ReviewOf all Shakespeare’s works, A Midsummer Night’s Dream holds a special place in my heart. Like so many of … More

Anya Kai, reporting In the world of theater, few genres are as potent and provocative as horror. It is a … More