Arts & Entertainment

A Newark elementary school once attended by filmmaker Ken Burns could soon be renamed in his honor.

For the first time in its history, the city of Philadelphia officially dedicated a public statue of an African-American individual.

What does it take to be hired as an intimidator or a creeper at one of the nation's top historic haunted attractions? A lot of energy and stamina.

From the Tony Auth archives an excerpt from the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist's 2005 interview with the Library of Congress.

Pig Iron Theatre Company made its reputation by playing with forms as it developed the content of plays. Its new and most ambitious work ...

Audiences and organizations devoted to the arts contributed $4.1 billion to the economy of greater Philadelphia last year, according to a new report.

From concerts and movies, to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware. Here are some of o ...

Linda Matula is from New Jersey, but retired to Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Every year, she comes back to South Jersey for two weeks. ...

After embracing the challenges of staying relevant amid evolving audience tastes and technological transitions, Opera Philadelphia is rea ...

We’re heading into the home stretch of this year’s Philadelphia Fringe Festival, with one more weekend remaining. R ...

If you’re going to overdo the musical “A Funny thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” you may as well get a high-jinks ...

It’s not even October yet, but Halloween season is already starting. This weekend, the historic Eastern State Penitentiary i ...

A thick fog that shrouded Ocean City, New Jersey, Saturday morning, Sept. 16, kept several planes away from landing at the annual Air Fes ...

The powerful and haunting “We Shall Not Be Moved” that opened Saturday is not only a world-premiere opera, it’s a provo ...

A Rider University professor co-wrote and edited the newly published Encyclopedia of Black Comics (Fulcrum, 2017) because nothing like it ...