Arts & Entertainment
Stripped down and super: ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ from Theatre Horizon
A downsized version of a sprawling show makes magic, if you know how. Director Matthew Decker does.
8 years ago
Film Academy expels Bill Cosby and Roman Polanski
It's the first major decision since the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences implemented revised standards of conduct following its expulsion of Harvey Weinstein.
8 years ago
Two dozen more women accuse Rose; some say they alerted CBS managers
The Post says Rose told the newspaper that its story was inaccurate and unfair.
8 years ago
Getting a lift with ‘Hope and Gravity,’ from 1812 Productions
Nine scenes — all out of order — with nine characters and a couple elevators.
8 years ago
America’s first coffee-table book offers ‘Views of Philadelphia,’ on exhibition now
America's first coffee-table book, circa 1800, showed Philadelphia as the world's next great city.
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Listen 2:06Dana Milbank on the White House Correspondents Dinner
Marty talks to Washington Post columnist ...
Air Date: May 1, 2018 10:00 am
Listen 14:17‘Splinter and Crack,’ a play about a hoarder (or so we’re told), from Juniper Productions
A woman's daughter and son-in-law try to get her to clean up her act.
8 years ago
Terry Rozier scored 29 points and first-year Celtics forward Jayson Tatum scored 28 to outplay redshirt rookie Ben Simmons and lead the B ...
8 years ago
Freda Payne is mesmerizing as 'Ella: First Lady of Song'
Gold-record recording artist Freda Payne applies her multi-octave voice to her portrayal of Ella Fitzgerald in Delaware Theatre Company's latest production.
8 years ago
Director Jason Reitman on ‘Tully’
Guest: Jason Reitman In the new film Tully, Charlize Theron plays an already stressed-out mother who’s ...
Air Date: April 30, 2018 10:00 am
Listen 49:45Violent, monumental work from N.Y. sculptor looms at two Philly museums
One of Ursula von Rydingsvard's works, “Bronze Bowl with Lace,” is a 20-foot bronze, cast in a cedar mold, that resembles a tornado.
8 years ago
Light that helps, light that hurts in ‘Sing the Body Electric’ from Theatre Exile
Michael Hollinger's new play illuminates the scars of people in transition.
8 years ago
Building a graffiti business, letter by letter
For the longest time, I wanted to be able to support myself and my family with my art, but I never really imagined how it was possible.
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The key to creativity in another man’s shirt
To produce a book representing his work, a Kensington artist turns to the physical leftovers of an illicit lover.
8 years ago
Watch: Dancing monks from India perform in Philly as part of first U.S. tour
The Dancing Monks of Assam teach and perform a 600-year-old classical Indian dance form called Sattriya.
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