Arts & Entertainment

A play by the creator of Peter Pan, and a rewarding Tennessee Williams work.

Bradley Cooper has had a story to tell for a long time — about fame, addiction, his relationship with his dad.

Princeton University went beyond the usual suspects when it selected the quartet So Percussion as their Edward T. Cone Performers in Resi ...

Dilworth Park at Philadelphia City Hall has opened the first phase of its permanent art piece, "Pulse."

Guests: John Jarboe, Sally Ollove Philadelphia’s Bearded Ladies Cabaret is debuting Do You Want a Cookie ...

Taste an under-appreciated native fruit, take a stroll down Baltimore Avenue, or try one of our other picks for this week.

The legendary Electric Factory, which helped launch rock music in Philadelphia, has been sold. It will still operate as a music venue, but under a different name.

The Miss America ceremony subtracted the swimsuit competition for the first time in its 98-year history, and subtracted one million television viewers, too.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art opens its galleries to Museum Workout, a performance art aerobics class.

The Philadelphia Orchestra begins its new season with a new CEO.

Facility will host a variety of shows, entertainment and weekly church services.

A spoof on loving the Birds, an acrobatic display and a spotlight on cabaret.

Damaged instruments from the 'Symphony for a Broken Orchestra' are coming back into the Philadelphia School District, ready to play.

A brilliantly conceived new play and a sensory experience.

Miss America's new leader has been pilloried for ending the iconic swimsuit segment of the contest