Tori Mittelman
8 posts
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2016 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Interview: Amanda Holston, Director of ‘Nip’
Amanda Holston is a Temple grad based in Philadelphia. She is a multi-faceted director, actor, and producer. She is directing the brand new piece, written by her partner, Noemi Charlotte Thieves,...
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Review: ‘The Lion In Winter’ at Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company in Philadelphia, PA
The Lion in Winter written by James Goldman at Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company is directed beautifully by Joshua Browns. It is a wintery reprieve from the dastardly hot Philadelphia summer. It’s...
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Review: ‘The Secret Garden’ at The Arden Theatre Company in Philadelphia
The Secret Garden by Marsha Norman and Lucy Simon at the Arden Theatre Company closes out the company’s 2015-2016 season. The Secret Garden is based on the beloved novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett and...
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Review: ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ at Candlelight Theatre in Wilmington, DE
Arsenic and Old Lace, directed by Tom Teti at the Candlelight Theatre, is a classic case of old-fashioned fun. This farcical dark comedy provides plenty of laughs for audiences of all ages. The...
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Review: ‘The Christians’ at The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia
“I have a powerful urge to communicate with you, but I find the distance between us insurmountable.” The Christians by Lucas Hnath is a dynamite exploration of religion without the zoomed in bias of...
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Review: ‘WaistWatchers, The Musical’ at Penn’s Landing Playhouse in Philadelphia
WaistWatchers, The Musical, written by Alan Jacobson, is a musical about aging, friendship, and body acceptance. Directed by Matt Silva, it takes well-known musical theatre songs, such as “I Hope I...
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Review: ‘The Cripple of Inishmaan’ at Curio Theatre Company in Philadelphia
Telling stories is what the Irish are known for, and Martin McDonagh’s The Cripple of Inishmaan, directed by Joshua Browns at Curio Theatre Company, does not disappoint. The rumors are as reliable as...
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Review: ‘Funnyman’ at Arden Theatre Company in Philadelphia
Funnyman is making its World Premiere at the Arden Theatre Company, and it’s a winner. The play follows an aging great comic actor who is yearning to know what it means to really be funny in a serious...
