Kyle V. Hiller

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The 39 StepsThrough Saturday, June 14, 2025St. Stephen’s Theater, 923 Ludlow StreetThe 39 Steps is a spy thriller and a comedy that travels from London to the Scottish Highlands and back again telling the absurdist story about a social dandy trying to thwart the theft of state military secrets.

3 weeks ago | broadstreetreview.com | Kyle V. Hiller

PrideFest 2025May 16-18Various locations, New Hope, PANew Hope Celebrates (NHC) brings the annual celebration back to the area this weekend, connecting two towns in two different states by way of New Hope and Lambertville Bridge. With a grand parade, marching bands, vendors and organizations, the festival this year leans onto the theme of “Together, We Rise! Defying Fear, Embracing Hope,” a rallying cry in a world where progress is not guaranteed but fiercely fought for.

1 month ago | broadstreetreview.com | Kyle V. Hiller

The Return of Benjamin LayMay 1-18Sedgwick Theater, 7137 Germantown AvenueGet a look at Pennsylvania history with this performance from Quintessence Theatre inspired by the true story of an 18th century Quaker who emigrated to America and settled in Abington and worked as an activist revolutionary who fought and advocated for the abolition of slavery in America.

1 month ago | broadstreetreview.com | Kyle V. Hiller

Rabbit Hole by David Lindsey-AbaireApril 24-27StageCrafters Theater, 8130 Germantown AvenueFive characters each affected by a tragic accident do their best to heal, each following their own path with humor, sensitivity and finally, grace in this performance of the 2007 Pulitzer prize winner. Swing by Chestnut Hill and see the show’s final weekend.

1 month ago | broadstreetreview.com | Kyle V. Hiller

Banners of LibertyApril 19-August 10, 2025Museum of the American Revolution, 101 South 3rd StreetThis new exhibit from the MoAR features more than a dozen of the last surviving flags made and carried in the Revolutionary War—only thirty are known to have survived out of hundreds. These rare flags will be on display at the museum, with an opening event on Saturday, April 19 at 10am that will include performances, speakers, and a presentation of colors.