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Alaina Johns

Alaina Johns

Editor-in-Chief at Broad Street Review

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Recent Articles

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Chris Davis and Lee Minora take us inside the Edinburgh Fringe

Two veteran Philly Fringe artists, Chris Davis and Lee Minora, talk with Alaina Johns about what it takes to make the jump to Edinburgh, and why BSR…
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Saying goodbye to longtime BSR associate editor Kyle V. Hiller

After more than seven years as an editor with BSR , Kyle is departing our team and heading into a new era. He has been instrumental at a time that was…
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The HELP US HELP YOU arts PR webinar is back for 2026!

Have you ever wondered how BSR stories are published, or how to get a BSR writer to come to your event? Join our July 22 Zoom session and find out.
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Join us for the fourth annual BSR Book Week, May 17-23

If you love books, stay tuned. From May 17-23, we're celebrating our fourth annual BSR Book Week with reviews, giveaways, a virtual panel of bestselling…
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Locals pack a No ICE Philly meetup at the Friends Center on January 21

Anti-ICE activists in Philly are organizing to protect our neighbors from unconstitutional abuses and pressure Governor Shapiro into action. Alaina Johns…
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Philly Fringe 2025: Leftovers Collective presents Angela Harmon’s T...

Terms of Use: A Millennial Farce , a new Fringe show promising to examine Millennials’ relationship with the Internet, isn’t quite ready for the stage.…
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Philly Fringe 2025: Nick Gillette presents Pennsylvania Semiconscio...

An immersive theater experience from veteran Philly performer Nick Gillette and a large ensemble asks the audience pressing ethical questions about our…
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SEPTA’s “doomsday” cuts would be devastating to Philly arts and cul...

A “doomsday” budget that would slash SEPTA service by 45 percent and raise fares by more than 20 percent poses an existential threat to Philly’s cultural…
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Does Philly’s proposed 2026 budget cut arts and culture? City arts ...

Recent reporting showed Philly’s arts and culture budget is getting yet another proposed cut from the mayor, but arts leaders say the truth is more…
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A Valentine’s Day counter-romance roundup

Three hundred and sixty-four days a year, most of society puts romance above any other kind of relationship. Then, on Valentine’s Day, the message gets…
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Living in America today feels like having a mental illness. Here’s ...

Coping with fear of disasters, irrational thoughts, constant crises, and crushing sadness is just an ordinary day in America. Folks who have been in…