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Phindie’s Best of 2016: Henrik's most widely read articles

12/30/2016

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​“With America’s return to Greatness under the leadership of one of its best-loved business leaders, Britain’s liberation from the tyrannical rule of the European Union, the long-awaited liberation of Aleppo, and the ascension of many beloved celebrities—no: heroes—to the glories of everlasting peace, the wonders of 2016 will be sorely missed. Sigh.
 
But among all these historic joys, Phindie continued its march as the leading site for independent coverage of Philadelphia theater and arts. Here are the articles published in 2016 which you loved the most.” Chris Munden, Editor-in-Chief, Phindie
 
Overall impressions
Phindie Loses a Contributor: Remembering Allison Rickert, writer, editor, and mensch by Henrik Eger (2)
 
Interviews
Phindie provides in-depth coverage of local arts with interviews of creators and practitioners.
How Commedia dell’Arte Maestro Antonio Fava influenced my teaching and my life: Interview with Craig Tavani by Henrik Eger (4)
Sixty Years of Philadelphia Theater: Interview with playwright Walt Vail by Henrik Eger (5)
A Little Bird Who Fucks Everything Up: Interview with Haygen Brice Walker, the new enfant terrible of Philadelphia by Henrik Eger (7)
Sailing into Success at GayFest! Interview with HARBOR playwright Chad Beguelin by Henrik Eger (10)
 
Features
Phindie Loses a Contributor: Remembering Allison Rickert, writer, editor, and mensch by Henrik Eger (2)
We Are All Chelsea Manning: Inis Nua actors on what THE RADICALISATION OF BRADLEY MANNING means to them by Henrik Eger (6)
Black Theater and How It Can Heal A Community: An historic town hall meeting in Philadelphia by Henrik Eger (7)
 
From the archives
All of the above lists feature our articles published in 2016. Here are the previously published pieces which remained popular in the last year.
One of the oldest taboos in history: Interview with Dan Hodge on The Rape of Lucrece by Henrik Eger (6)
Meta-morphing Kafka’s Gregor: Interview with director Rebecca Wright in THE METAMORPHOSIS, (Quintessence) by Henrik Eger (10)
 
For the full list of the most widely read Phindie articles of 2016 (and their ranking), click here.

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