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  • Philadelphia Correspondent, Bachtrack
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People’s Light presents Jennifer Childs and Scott Greer’s Two Outta Three

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By Cameron Kelsall Verified
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Premiered by 1812 in 2021 and currently running at People’s Light in Malvern, Two Outta Three chronicles the unmooring the long-married pair experienced when their only child, Lily, went away for college. The phenomenon of becoming empty nesters is endlessly relatable, and Childs and Greer approach processing it in the way they know best: through song, dance, and a dash of irreverent humor.
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Theatre Exile presents Nia Akilah Robinson’s The Great Privation (How to Flip Ten Cents into a Dollar)

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By Cameron Kelsall Verified
| Broad Street Review Verified
As the city and country approach the 250th anniversary of America’s independence, local theater companies must decide how they want to meet the moment. Embrace the bland nostalgia of 1776? Endorse the tongue-in-cheek insouciance of Suzan-Lori Parks’s The America Play? Perhaps the stance taken by Robinson proves the most effective: the playwright reminds her audience that the personal has always been political, and the seeds of former eras bear sweet and bitter fruit in the present day.
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Philadelphia Orchestra closes its season with a pair of American masters

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By Cameron Kelsall Verified
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See full listing “brass blaring, woodwinds taking on snarled bitterness and strings cutting rather than soft” Reviewed at Kimmel Center: Marian Anderson Hall, Philadelphia on 7 June 2026 Gershwin, Piano Concerto in F Bernstein, Symphony no.
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