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McKenna Kerrigan stars as the title character surrounded by seven men in “Hapgood”, Lantern Theater’s local premiere of Tom Stoppard’s “mesmerizing journey through a wildly complex counterintelligence operation”, Sept. 6- Oct 14 at St. Stephen’s Theater.


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Lantern Theater opens their Fringe off ering on Sept. 6, the local pre- miere of Tom Stoppard’s “Hapgood”, directed by Peter DeLaurier with a cast of eight in a tale of a brilliant woman fi ght- ing to keep her place in a profession dominated by men...”Russian espio- nage collides with par- ticle physics”. Through Oct. 14 at St. Stephen’s Theater, 923 Ludlow St. 215-829-0395 for tickets and information on this 25 anniversary season Gala, Pub Nights and Artists in Conversa- tion. 


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Michele Pergola’s pho- tographic exhibition “Utopia” for an open- ended run as of Sept. 6 with a gala fi rst night reception from 6 to 7:30 p.m. that will include Society President Ute Striker’s introduction of the photographer who now lives in Philadel- phia, discussing his 20 years of international travel for his art. Ital- ian refreshments will be off ered in the Society’s new home at 230 S. Broad St. All are wel- come. 215-735-3250.  A free full-day fes- tival celebrating the Eagles’ recent Super Bowl championship will run from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sept. 6 and include a concert by Shawn Mendes at 6 p.m. preceded by coun- try duo Locash at 3 p.m. and pop diva Dya at 4 p.m. Festivities include interactive games, the entire collection of Super Bowl rings, an auto- graph booth and con- tests to win tickets for Super Bowl LIII tickets and that night’s Eagles game. The concert is at the Market St. parking lot. Directions and infor- mation at 215-599-0776. 


Brian Sanders’ Junk presents “Plunge”, a Fringe tribute to 1960’s Palm Springs in a blend of traditional dance theater with aerial pho- tography and cutting edge moves. The Patio at Spring Arts, 10th and Hamilton Sts. Sept. 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22. 215-413- 9006. 


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