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I thought some of it was pretty hot, but my companion was grossed out. Then again, he's more accustomed to the Jenna Jameson oeuvre. It's a shame most of us don't know much about the Leni Lenape people beyond our third-grade lessons on Billy Penn and their appearance in the works of James Fenimore Cooper.

It's as raw as it gets, but Wainwright's impeccable lineage ensures there's a heavenly choir to blunt the blow. The pair create brooding, nightmarish urban landscapes, akin to a Takemitsu score for a David Lynch film. "Mighty Storm," about the 1900 flood in Galveston, Texas, has never passed from the common folk repertoire, but the Duhks' modern edges can't help but make you wonder what we've learned in the ensuing century.

Now that the American Institute of Architects' Center for Architecture has found a new space across from the Convention Center, Philadelphians will be all the more encouraged to take a closer look at their own city. We get to enjoy Rock 'n' Roll for what it is: a clever, exuberant and often tragic exploration of the relationship between individuals and ideology. This new play by Lincoln University grad Kash Goins dangles an intriguing juxtaposition.