Arts & Entertainment

After 9 years, SoLow has established itself as the anti-establishment theater festival. This year it presents a confessional comedy about suicidal depression.

The Disney musical, still on Broadway, comes to town in its national tour.

The museum is bringing the flag out of its archives for public viewing from Thursday through Sunday.

Grab a pint and catch the biggest sporting event in the world at one of these local establishments.

Film critic Piers Marchant shares his eclectic recommendations for dad-centric movies.

This weekend, we’re talking about the origins of Philly hip-hop, affordable art, and ways to celebrate Father’s Day.

A new exhibit at The African American Museum in Philadelphia draws on themes of social change and ancestral memory.

Because the walls of your apartment aren't going to decorate themselves.

Dig into the history of hip-hop in Philadelphia with two short documentaries at the African American Museum in Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has donated 24 high-quality art reproductions to city schools, part of 74 leftovers from its Inside Out summer outreach program.

Remember the bit about the villain? He twirls his handlebar mustache repeatedly while he ties a lady to the railroad tracks because she can’t pay the rent.

An 11-year-old, played at once by three actors, goes on a questionable ride.

The Tony Awards felt a little different this year than they have recently.

It's hard to imagine anyone sending hate mail to Fred Rogers.

In his new memoir, Black Klansman, he tells the story of how he hoodwinked the Ku Klux Klan into thinking he was one of them.