Arts & Entertainment

One company. One script. Many, many voices.

Neighborhoods, like people, can suffer from cursory first impressions.

Love letters sent between inmates at Eastern State Penitentiary during the Civil War tell the story of an interracial love affair and social resistance.

WHYY’s KAREN SMYLES tells us the story behind her documentary, ...

Over four decades, Haino, who will turn 66 in May, has thrived at the fringes of improvised music, becoming both a pioneer of and paragon for turning rock music inside out.

The annual African-American History and Culture Showcase returns to the Pennsylvania Convention Center this weekend.

Plays like “Human Rites” – thoughtfully written and thought-provoking -- are what keep a lot of people, myself included, eagerly going to the theater.

"I think companies are putting out noticeably racist ads so they can get more views," Chance the Rapper posted on Twitter after seeing a recent ad for light beer.

President Donald Trump reached out to Roseanne Barr to congratulate her after the debut of her ABC sitcom reboot drew 18.4 million viewers.

Guest: Leslie Odom Jr. You may not have scored the tickets to see the original cast of “Hamilton”, but ...

Shakespeare's words, with solid acting and not a lot of stage glitz.

Sometimes a words seems built intentionally to trick us.

In Michael Frayn's play about an inept bunch of actors and the show they perform, the shtick flies.

The Philadelphia Art Museum is exhibiting the work of Jean Shin, who makes work out of old clothes.

Tapping into trust and friendship, dancers ready their performance for Art-Reach’s 2018 Cultural Access Awards.