Arts & Entertainment

For several months, high school students across Philadelphia have been trying to figure out the most complicated way to erase a chalkboar ...

A new public art and research project is posing this question to Philadelphians: What is your ideal city monument? ...

“When you make a tweet and put an image with it, it has a lot more power,” said British artist Bob and Roberta Smith. “ ...

Life was not easy for many of the German immigrants who arrived in Philadelphia in the 18th century. They dispersed throughout Southeaste ...

A longtime renter has stepped up to buy the troubled Prince Theater in Center City Philadelphia. The 450-seat venue on Chestnut Street at ...

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is giving Shelley Spector her first solo museum show. The sculpture artist has been a longtime Philadelphi ...

Seashore Mallow Delaware’s coast line is slowly being eaten away every time there is a major storm, and through the effect ...

This week, for the first time in its history, the Philadelphia Orchestra is performing Vaughan Williams’ Symphony Number 4. ...

Composer David Ludwig has written premieres for major ensembles, including the Philadelphia Orchestra. The teacher of composition at the ...

For the first few possessions, the giant scoreboard inside the Liacouras Center displayed two big zeros. Neither Temple University ...

Maybe you’ve never heard of the artists Chrissy Conant or Philadelphia native Nancy Cox-McCormack. Now, if you wanted to find mo ...

Kirsten Greenidge’s “Milk Like Sugar,” in a bold staging from Simpatico Theatre Project on four small spaces on the top ...

Seated in a folding chair beneath two blankets, Christina Forsythe shivered in Monday morning’s 25-degree cold outside Monk’s ...

“It’s funky. It’s just fun. I don’t know …It’s cool,” said Jake Keenan, a sophomore at Drexel U ...

Michael Hollinger, in his eighth play for Arden Theatre Company, has written ostensibly about a man who needs a kidney transplant and ask ...