Arts & Entertainment

Another day, another trending hashtag, this time it’s all about the Philadelphia region. If you’ve perused Twitter in ...

I’ll now do something critics should do only on rare occasions: Review the audience. On a Sunday matinee produced by the Quintessen ...

Thursday marks the 225th anniversary of the signing of the Bill of Rights. The National Constitution Center’s day of related ...

Fifty years ago this month, visitors to the YMHA in Philadelphia were expecting to see an art exhibit by Andy Warhol. Instead, they were ...

This is the time of year for “The Nutcracker,” the ballet about armies of mice and sugarplum fairies. This is the 200t ...

A new musical called “The Carols,” set during World War II in a hicksville town with too few guys available to cast the annua ...

Veterans coming home For the past few months WHYY has focused on the soldier transition to civilian life. We calle ...

This weekend in Sweden, the Nobel Prizes will be conferred for physics, chemistry, medicine, and peace. But most people have been paying ...

A cultural center has taken its place in the North Philadelphia neighborhood of Fairhill, designed to be the inspiration for a financiall ...

A New York dance company has choreographed a fleet of robotic drones to interact with human dancers. It premieres at the Prince Theater i ...

 After two years of litigation, the controversial arms chair has been delivered to its Philadelphia buyer. A piece of contemp ...

Baylor hired Matt Rhule on Tuesday, hoping the highly successful Temple coach can rebuild the Big 12 Conference program hit hard by scand ...

In show business, Christmas often starts in July. That’s when plays are written and performances start being planned. This s ...

A Gettysburg wax museum that featured the likeness of every U.S. president and first lady has closed and the figures are up for auction. ...

The Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia is fast becoming the avenue of love. It has just gained another LOVE sculpture, but ...