Arts & Entertainment

Guests: Troy Herion, Michael Phillips Close your eyes and think of the shark from Jaws. Are you hearing ...

Passers-by have peered in to see what the artists are doing. This Sunday, the artists will invite the public inside for an open house.

One of the Philadelphia Museum of Art's iconic collections — Marcel Duchamp — will take a six-month tour of Asia and Australia.

In a new play about middle-schoolers, a hate crime changes everything.

William Penn Charter Schools annual musical, "Les Miserables," has extra meaning in the wake of Florida school shooting.

One of Philadelphia’s lesser known visionaries just became a little more visible.

In David Adjmi's play about the queen, the persona is all there, but the person's hard to find.

A longtime arts anchor in Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood, the Clay Studio prepares to relocate.

Never has a Hollywood blockbuster film captured Africa and her people in such rich, layered, multitudinous ways.

The film, with its visually stunning portrayal of Africa and its people, is filled to bursting with truth about the black experience.

A boy, a girl, a breathless narrative.

A new book about a Kensington veterans club is a small peephole onto the national stage.

Guests: Ariell Johnson, Salamishah Tillet, Dawud Anyabwile, Guy Sims Movie critics are saying that Marvel’s ...

A solid production of a thriller that keeps upping the tension.

You don’t have to have a Ph.D. in physics to enjoy Simon Stephens’ "Heisenberg" now onstage at the Delaware Theatre Company in Wilmington.