Arts & Entertainment

Police helping teens There were some major developments in the death of Amy Joyner Francis this week. One student was charge ...

Swinging from a trapeze just might be the key to transforming the lives of some troubled teens in New Jersey. That’s why a f ...

Philadelphia’s world-class music conservatory, the Curtis Institute, has just been promised the largest single gift of its 92-year ...

While on tour in far-flung places, the Philadelphia Orchestra has streamed some of its concerts live over the internet for listeners at h ...

A small, public plaza will soon be built around the sculpture, designed and funded by the Philadelphia Holocaust Remembrance Foundation, ...

This week, the Philadelphia Orchestra will perform with soloist Lang Lang, the superstar pianist in the classical world. While in to ...

Sixty years ago, when Julia Zagar was a teenager, she wanted to be an artist. “I never wanted to compete in the commercial a ...

Hidden art Delaware state leaders frequently go out of their way to talk about how “business-friendly” ...

Eastern State Penitentiary, the historic prison site and museum in Philadelphia, has opened a new exhibition about the current state of m ...

On Saturday, two enemies will put down their swords and go on a bike ride together. Stu Bykofsky, columnist for the Philadelphia D ...

Beware of hucksters. In the musical “See What I Wanna See,” in a splendid production in Center City from 11th Hour Theatre Co ...

Philadelphia food writer Marisa McClellan has spent years blogging about ways to preserve foods naturally in jars. Her new book Natur ...

A new play opens this week at Philadelphia’s Painted Bride in Old City, about Dr. Anonymous, the psychiatrist who delivered a speec ...

After years of running theater programs for children on the autism spectrum, People’s Light and Theatre in Malvern, Pennsylvania, n ...

“Bradley Manning is a traitor.””Bradley Manning is a hero.””Bradley Manning is a soldier.””Brad ...