Arts & Entertainment

I'm swept away by Arden Theatre Company's new production of "Cabaret."

Nearly 3 million children in the U.S. have a parent in jail or prison. Local author Becky Birtha is hoping her children's book, "Far Apart, Close in Heart," will help them.

I know it doesn’t happen for every parent, so having a child who shares my passion for theater, music, books and arts and culture in general feels really good.

The world premiere of the musical "Something Wicked This Way Comes" in Wilmington features never-before-seen special effects.

A Newark elementary school once attended by filmmaker Ken Burns could soon be renamed in his honor.

For the first time in its history, the city of Philadelphia officially dedicated a public statue of an African-American individual.

What does it take to be hired as an intimidator or a creeper at one of the nation's top historic haunted attractions? A lot of energy and stamina.

From the Tony Auth archives an excerpt from the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist's 2005 interview with the Library of Congress.

Audiences and organizations devoted to the arts contributed $4.1 billion to the economy of greater Philadelphia last year, according to a new report.