Arts & Entertainment

A summer camp of singing and dancing is the first run-through of the ballet building’s community accessibility.

Anti-ICE protest art in the city embraces Philly’s long tradition of blending art, activism and community-building.

A near record crowd, mostly in Ecuadorian yellow, filled the South Philly stadium for the city’s first ever FIFA World Cup game.

Low-impact prompts to encourage creative play are sprinkled around high-traffic areas of Center City.

“Platform X,” the latest Step Outside show, subverts America 250 expectations and invites its audience to paint on walls.

El museo de Delaware combina obras de cinco artistas de la región con su colección histórica para explorar la raza, la identidad y quiénes están incluidos.

How do controversies in comedy reflect the broader cultural and political moment? And has the threshold for socially acceptable speech shifted? 

Part sci-fi and part historical adventure, this play aims to be ‘a gateway drug’ to Pig Iron Theatre Company’s unique brand of experimental theater.

The multi-disciplinary “Pepperpot” performance brings to life the 18th-century peddlers' songs from Philadelphia’s cobblestone streets.

The daughter of rock star Dave Grohl played a sold-out concert that was cut short because she said she wasn’t feeling well.

Moviegoers have a lot to look forward to this summer, from Christopher Nolan’s epic version of “The Odyssey” to a live action “Moana.”

“Permanence: We Were Here” is a four-foot-tall ceramic vessel that explores the Pennsylvania museum’s history as the former site of the Bucks County Jail.

Pennsylvania Creative Industries voted to alter the previously approved overhaul of its funding process.

June 4-7: Indie Horror Film Fest in Del., live theater at Philly’s Carpenters’ Hall and Tonewood 10 in South Jersey are among the highlights.

Born Dito van Reigersberg, the singer, actor and cabaret star was a fixture of the city’s arts and LGBTQ+ communities.