Arts & Entertainment
In ‘The Tempest’ at Lantern, the magic’s in the text
Shakespeare's words, with solid acting and not a lot of stage glitz.
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Listen 2:52A glossary for those whose English is anguished
Sometimes a words seems built intentionally to trick us.
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‘Noises Off’ at the Walnut, and the notion of stylish slapstick
In Michael Frayn's play about an inept bunch of actors and the show they perform, the shtick flies.
6 years ago
At Philly museum, the art of old clothes embraces individual connections
The Philadelphia Art Museum is exhibiting the work of Jean Shin, who makes work out of old clothes.
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Dance partners: Philly students with disabilities learn tap from professionals
Tapping into trust and friendship, dancers ready their performance for Art-Reach’s 2018 Cultural Access Awards.
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Women’s History Month brings attention to two Wilmington artists
The artwork of two Wilmington women is on display at the Christina Cultural Arts Center.
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Constitution Center rides moment of Alexander Hamilton popularity with new exhibition
The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia created an exhibition about the argumentative Alexander Hamilton and his founding accomplishments.
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Listen 49:29Philly Free Library getting ATM-style story machine
The Free Library of Philadelphia will receive electronic kiosks that print and dispense short stories.
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Taking the ordinary and making it extraordinary: The art of Nick Serratore
From his Milton, Delaware, studio, Nick Serratore takes the landscapes around him and makes them his own.
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Delaware singer advances on ‘The Voice’
Newark resident moves ahead with backing of coach Alicia Keys.
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Penn’s Bioethics Film Festival celebrates 200th anniversary of ‘Frankenstein’
In 1818, Mary Shelley published her novel about an ambitious scientist and his creation, which would become a cautionary tale for what humans do with scientific innovation.
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La Salle students turn up heat in protesting university art sale
La Salle University in Philadelphia is getting pushback on several fronts over its decision to cull its art collection.
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Listen 1:57Opera Philadelphia will premiere work about Alzheimer’s in the fall
Opera Philadelphia announces its 2018-2019 season, including the world premiere of an opera about Alzheimer's disease.
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West Philly fashion designer adds flair to ‘Black Panther’
A small Philadelphia fashion designer with big cultural ambitions gets a boost from the global phenomenon of 'Black Panther.'
6 years ago
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