By Brian McManus
Bathe in the Unique Light of Comedian Reggie Watts
Now, as the big man with the funny hair and funny voices rambling in a stream of conciousness and rapping about fuck-shit stacks gains exposure, he’s no longer confusing audiences.
By J. Cooper Robb
A Man's Effort to Protect His Sons Comes at a Cost in "The Walworth Farce"
The only member of the family who leaves the flat is Sean, who makes a daily trip to the supermarket to fetch the props for that evening’s performance (roast chicken figures prominently in their little production and doubles as the family’s dinner). They have maintained this exact routine for 20 years. They clearly follow the creed that the show must go on.
By PW Staff
Calendar: May 16-22
Kinetic Sculpture Derby, Italian Market Festival, Maps & Atlases and more to see & do this week in Philly.
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- ARTS AND CULTURE: ART > Napoleon Gallery Honors the Tortured Genius of a Local Dinosaur Lover
- ARTS AND CULTURE: PW's Weekend Picks
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Calendar: May 9-15
- ARTS AND CULTURE: STAGE > David Mamet Explores Feminine Matters in "Boston Marriage"
- ARTS AND CULTURE: ART > Judith Schaechter’s Windows Make for Dazzling Commentary on Confinement
- ARTS AND CULTURE: PW's Weekend Picks
- ARTS AND CULTURE: COMEDY > The Incredible Smirking Woman: A Q&A With Comedian Lily Tomlin
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Calendar: May 2-8
- ARTS AND CULTURE: INSIDEOUT > On the Gaydar: May LGBT Events
- ARTS AND CULTURE: ART > Domestic Spaces Challenge the Concept of "Home"
- ARTS AND CULTURE: STAGE > A Man Obsesses Over the Loss of His Hand in "A Behanding in Spokane"
- ARTS AND CULTURE: PW's Weekend Picks
- ARTS AND CULTURE: COMEDY > F. Harold Comedy Festival Returns for Its Second Year
- ARTS AND CULTURE: STAGE > Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre Masterfully Produces the Very Bloody "Titus Andronicus"
- ARTS AND CULTURE: ART > Bring Your Cat to "Utterly Precarious" at the Slought Foundation
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Calendar: April 25-May 1
- ARTS AND CULTURE: PW's Weekend Picks
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Calendar: April 18-24
- ARTS AND CULTURE: ART > Objects of Our Affection at Rebekah Templeton and Vox Populi
- ARTS AND CULTURE: STAGE > A Dangerous Manifesto Demands Gay Rights in "The Temperamentals"
- ARTS AND CULTURE: STAGE > Flashpoint's "Slip/Shot" Is Haunted by the Death of Trayvon Martin
- ARTS AND CULTURE: PW's Weekend Picks
- ARTS AND CULTURE: Calendar: April 11-17
- ARTS AND CULTURE: STAGE > Philly's Homegrown Playwrights Enjoying a High-Profile Boom
- ARTS AND CULTURE: COMEDY > Comedian Rob Delaney is Disgusting, and It’s Hilarious
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