
Arts & Entertainment
This year’s Barrymore Award nominations cite 41 productions
A musical from Norristown’s Theatre Horizon and a drama from South Philadelphia’s Theatre Exile — the stage companies t ...
9 years ago
Arden’s first play of new season causes a bit of drama even before curtain rises
After 28 years, the Arden Theater in Philadelphia Old City is firmly established as a respectable, professional company in Philadelphia, ...
9 years ago
ListenCan Wilmington be hip? When you walk around downtown Wilmington now, It’s hard not to notice all that’ ...
Air Date: August 26, 2016
Review: Gender competition in a ‘Cake Off’
What came to be known as the Pillsbury Bake-Off began in 1949 with a grand prize of $50,000. And here’s what happened in 1996: The ...
9 years ago
ListenReview: Gender competition in a ‘Cake Off’
What came to be known as the Pillsbury Bake-Off began in 1949 with a grand prize of $50,000. And here’s what happened in 1996: The ...
9 years ago
ListenReview: Gender competition in a ‘Cake Off’
What came to be known as the Pillsbury Bake-Off began in 1949 with a grand prize of $50,000. And here’s what happened in 1996: The ...
9 years ago
ListenInterfacing the music: Online meetup leads to collaboration of Italian lyricist, Philly composer
This weekend, two aspiring musical theater artists will debut a musical in Philadelphia. The composer lives in Philadelphia, the lyricist ...
9 years ago
ListenWorry over family, friends in quake-torn Italy has Philadelphians frantically seeking news
Philadelphia’s Italian community has been racing to computers and phones to get information about loved ones in central Italy, wher ...
9 years ago
ListenGOPs for Governor It’s been tough for Delaware Republicans to win statewide races with so many more register ...
Air Date: August 19, 2016
Oh, those ‘Golden’ quippers: Philly drag queens interpret old TV show
A group of drag queens in Philadelphia will perform episodes of the old TV show, “The Golden Girls,” live on stage Friday eve ...
9 years ago
ListenThe Blanc goes on! Philly hosts its fifth Dîner
Dîner en Blanc celebrated its fifth anniversary Thursday night against the iconic backdrop of the Philadelphia Art Museum steps. ...
9 years ago
Way off Broadway: N.Y. theater company presents play in Pottstown backyard
This week, a theater company from New York City opens “Detroit” in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The Pulitzer Prize-nominated play ...
9 years ago
Listen‘Electric Street’ lights up overlooked alley with color, possibility
A new electric mural officially opened in South Philadelphia Tuesday evening, lighting up a hidden alley that has had problems with trash ...
9 years ago
ListenWelcoming Mormon temple to Philly, library offers glimpse into LDS history
The Free Library of Philadelphia wants to be a good neighbor to the new kid on the block, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ...
9 years ago
At 20, Fringe Festival benefits from longtime troupers, first-time performers
Starting out as a scrappy arts festival in the scrappier Old City neighborhood, the Fringe Festival now reaches into most every Philadelp ...
9 years ago
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