Man Bites DogSept. 10-11 and 16, $15, Major Moment Studio, 1624 South St.
by Stephen RoseLouis DeVaughn Nelson's multidisciplinary media satire asks one major question: What has this world come to?
Changing PlacesSept. 10-12, free, various locations.
by Julia AskenaseThe project has 20 artists in 20 communities — in Philadelphia and
abroad — collecting visuals and interviews to share stories of local
change dealing with everything from gentrification to health.
Now Showing: In Real to Reel Live Action 3-D!Sept. 9-12 and 15-18, $15, Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Ave., 215-413-1318,
livearts-fringe.org.
by Molly EichelAs long as the audience decides that what goes on behind the screen is
more interesting than what's actually on it, Casaburdan Productions has
succeeded.
9 mm of LoveSept. 12-16, 9:30 p.m., $10, Walking Fish Theatre, 2509 Frankford Ave.
by Molly EichelThe only problem is, Jack thinks Q is a New Age therapist, not a cold-blooded killer.
Let's Face It!Workshops, Sept. 12 and 15, 2 p.m., free, Book Trader, 7 N. Second St.
by John VetteseParticipants in Linda Dubin Garfield's regular self-portrait workshops learn to tell a life story through their
own image.
SpillSept. 17, $10, Philadelphia School of Circus Arts, 5900A Greene St.
by Stephen RoseSpill expresses anger, fear and loss through intense bodily contortions.
Plus and MinusRobin Rice on Visual Art: Mark Bennion and Alex Roskin at Wexler Gallery
by Robin RiceThe lighting in the gallery is as even and bright as one would expect,
but memory recasts Bennion's abstract paintings in a dark setting,
illuminated only by firelight or chinks of starlight.