Arts & Entertainment

Ballet X, a contemporary ballet company, has put down roots in Philadelphia's industrial Washington Avenue corridor.

The Library Company of Philadelphia is turning the 1763 massacre of the Conestoga Native American tribe into a comic book.

Nora, who walks out the door at the end of Henrik Ibsen's masterpiece, is back.

The former president and first lady received the National Constitution Center's 30th annual Liberty Medal Sunday night.

Philadelphia police officers and people of color sharing each of their most intense encounters are featured in a film to be screened Friday at Jefferson University.

The war hero Achilles and his friend, Petroclus, consider their love and interdependence.

Guests: David Bianculli, Douglas Howard, Robert Thompson There’s so many different reasons a television show co ...

More than 46 years after it was shot, the Aretha Franklin concert film "Amazing Grace" will finally be released.

From Rosa Parks to Martin Luther King Jr. to U.S. Rep. John Lewis, comics illustrate the fight for equality.

Rina Banerjee's first major retrospective at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is called "Make Me a Summary of the World."

The annual awards for professional theater in metropolitan Philadelphia draw a crowd of about 700 to celebrate.

Can old and new neighborhood cultures survive together?

Jazz Philadelphia, a new support organization for jazz in the city, launches with a weekend conference on the art and business of music.

Sheridan's witty 1775 play about love and rivalry becomes a musical romp.

I knew Ntozake Shange many years ago. Her recent passing at age 70 made me reach back to remember those times. It’s no exaggeration ...