Arts & Entertainment

"Star Wars" will be screened with its dialogue and sound effects intact, but with its score stripped out, replaced by a live version performed by the Philadelphia Orchestra.

For nearly a quarter century Terry McNally has played Marie Antoinette for Philadelphia's satirical Bastille Day celebration in the city's Fairmount section.

Kathy Buschi considers herself a folk artist. Self-taught, she adds life to her local scenes of Delaware by using people, animals and the occasional family member.

The fictional Oscar-winning film about Shakespeare, his writer's block and the way he's smitten by a London woman becomes a stage play that he could have written.

"In light of recent ethical questions raised surrounding my casting as Dante Tex Gill, I have decided to respectfully withdraw my participation in the project," Johansson said

The butterfly pavilion at the Insectarium in Northeast Philadelphia will host a concert of bug music.

Some of the show's performances are so extreme (and look so dangerous), you wonder how anyone ever learned to do this stuff.

Seven faith leaders from the local community who will play the part of the good friar over the next two weeks in the Delaware Shakespeare’s production.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art's summertime Art Splash program takes cues from urban Modernism.

Lindsay Jordan is a songwriter who is wise beyond her years.

If you won’t be watching the World Cup final, or down in the waves, check out one of these events.

The R & B legend is scheduled to perform the album in its entirety and will be accompanied by some big-name guests.

Remember "Baby Talk"? What about "Odd Man Out"? No? Revisit these and other not-quite-classics at PhilaMOCA on Friday.

A classic film comedy, adapted for the stage, has a different resonance these days.

The Fabric Workshop and Museum has partnered with Lightbox Film Center to present a film series celebrating the iconic jacket.