
Arts & Entertainment
Two ancients explore the nature of their love in ‘Warplay’ from Azuka Theatre
The war hero Achilles and his friend, Petroclus, consider their love and interdependence.
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Guests: David Bianculli, Douglas Howard, Robert Thompson There’s so many different reasons a television show co ...
Air Date: November 6, 2018 10:00 am
Listen 48:55Aretha Franklin doc ‘Amazing Grace’ to finally see the light
More than 46 years after it was shot, the Aretha Franklin concert film "Amazing Grace" will finally be released.
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Princeton’s comic book exhibit spotlights superheroes of civil rights movement
From Rosa Parks to Martin Luther King Jr. to U.S. Rep. John Lewis, comics illustrate the fight for equality.
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Listen 4:49Artist attempts to sum up the world in Philly exhibit
Rina Banerjee's first major retrospective at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is called "Make Me a Summary of the World."
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At the Barrymore Awards, a night of cheers, $118,000 and trophies
The annual awards for professional theater in metropolitan Philadelphia draw a crowd of about 700 to celebrate.
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‘Salt Pepper Ketchup’: Chinese takeout in a gentrifying place (InterAct Theatre Company)
Can old and new neighborhood cultures survive together?
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Philadelphia jazz gets a boost from new nonprofit
Jazz Philadelphia, a new support organization for jazz in the city, launches with a weekend conference on the art and business of music.
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‘The Rivals’ go at it with musical glee at Bristol Riverside Theatre
Sheridan's witty 1775 play about love and rivalry becomes a musical romp.
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The funny, flirtatious, caustic, impertinent and restlessly creative Ntozake Shange
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 ...
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‘Mr. Burns’ glows amid its vision of darkness at Wilma Theater
A post-apocalyptic vision of a world without electricity uses "The Simpsons" as a cultural icon that draws people together.
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Philadelphia craft events giving rise to art as activism
CraftNOW, a series of events built around the Philadelphia Craft Show, presents artists as activists.
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Frankenstein, now 200 years old, shows its roots
A theatrical lecture at the Science History Institute in Philadelphia demonstrates the scientific roots of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein."
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‘The Shuck,’ locally grown at Cape May Stage
People live by the rhythm of the waves, at the end of an era of oystering.
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After 26 years, Philly Wing Bowl’s end met with cheers and regrets
The Philadelphia tradition is no more.
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