Performing Arts

Published: Aug 24, 2006

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  • BINGE FEST A preview of both performers and performances for the upcoming Fringe Festival, Sat, Aug. 26, 9pm, FREE, Johnny Brenda's, Frankford and Girard aves., 215-739-9684.

  • BY GRIMM Based on the stories by the Brothers Grimm and interwoven with Jerzy Grotowski's inimitable physical theater, director Christian Lizak showcases these tales in a wholly unique way. Continues as part of the Philly Fringe Fest. Runs through Aug. 31, $10, Adrienne Theatre, 2030 Sansom St., 215-563-4330.

  • CITY OF ANGELS Set in 1940s Hollywood, this musical comedy finds a troubled screenwriter struggling to adapt his novel to the big screen. Directed by Bil Katrina. Runs through Sept. 2, $13-$15, Barn Playhouse, Rittenhouse Blvd. & Christopher St., Jeffersonville, 610-539-BARN.

  • DEADLY BELOVED Buzz and Alma Gahner just can't seem to get the nuptials right in this dinner theater murder mystery. Every Sat. Runs through Oct. 28, 7pm-mid., $35, Fisher's Tudor House, 1858 Street Rd., Bensalem, 215-244-9777.

  • DECO DIVA This one-woman one-act play examines the life of famous portraitist Tamara de Lempicka. Runs through Aug. 26, $15-$20, Shubin Theatre, 407 Bainbridge St., 215-271-5872.

  • DISNEY'S THE LION KING Elton John and Tim Rice's score makes for a powerful theater rendition of the film. Directed by Julie Taymor. Runs through Sept. 10, $25.50-$138, Academy of Music, Broad & Locust sts., 215-893-1999.

  • MUMMY DEAREST Love and murder never get old at this mystery dinner theater, hosted by Imma N. Denile. Runs through Sept. 30, 7:15pm, $39.95, Peddler's Village, Rts. 202 and 263, Lahaska, 215-794-4000.

  • PEOPLEHOOD PAGEANT MEETING Help Spiral Q decide which puppets will make appearances in this year's pageant, Thu, Aug. 24, 6-9pm, FREE, Spiral Q Puppet Museum, 3114 Spring Garden St., 215-222-6979.

  • RADIO GALS Hedgerow Theatre's production moves to the Open Air Theatre. A wacky, wild comedy about a 1920s radio station. Runs through Aug. 26, 8-11pm, $5-$10, Washington Crossing State Park, Titusville, NJ, 609-737-1826.

  • TONY N' TINA'S WEDDING What better way to dance and mingle with real actors than in this interactive Broadway musical? Hey, it beats going to a real wedding—at least there's no registry. Show includes dinner, live music and a cruise. Runs through Aug. 25, $79, Spirit of Philadelphia, Penn's Landing, Pier 3, 1-800-660-8462.

  • TWO ROOMS An American is being held hostage in Beirut while his wife sits at home sharing in his ordeal. Witness each simultaneously. Written by Lee Blessing. Runs through Aug. 26, 8pm, $12, Playcrafters of Skippack, 2011 Store Rd., Skippack, 610-584-4005.

  • VOICES UNDERWATER An interracial couple travels south to explore a deserted and mysterious house they have inherited. A violent storm erupts and a surreal series of events ensues as the two are forced to confront their buried histories and familial legacies. Written by Abbi Basch and directed by Lisa Jo Epstein. Part of the Fringe Festival. Runs through Sept. 10, $10-$20, Adrienne Theatre, 2030 Sansom St., 215-407-0556.

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  • LE CABARET MELANGE A funky music, dance and performance art show. Every Fri., 8pm, $10, Monte Carlo Living Room, 150 South St., 267-456-3050.

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