Arts & Entertainment

Back in Session Schools are back in session across our region. In Delaware there are many hot-button education iss ...

One of Philadelphia’s largest artist studio buildings, 915 Spring Garden, has been shut down due to fire code violations. Th ...

The celebrated author of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” Charles Dodgson, aka Lewis Carroll, published the story of ...

This season, Opera Philadelphia transports audiences to exotic locations; the Baroque Paris salon of La Traviata, the Blue Ridge Mountai ...

Underground Railroad Game Raw, revealing, funny and poignant – “Underground Railroad Game” is hands-down the best ...

In his loopy take on Henrik Ibsen’s masterpiece “A Doll’s House,” Norwegian playwright/director/choreographer Jo ...

One hundred years ago in November, labor organizer and songwriter Joe Hill was executed by firing squad in a Salt Lake City prison for a ...

The Captive I’m shocked, shocked, I tell you – or I may have been in 1926, when Edouard Bordet’s “La Prision ...

The Pope’s Visit Pope Francis is headed to the United States in a couple weeks. You may think his visit is just ...

Performers in this year’s Philadelphia Fringe Festival have practiced their craft long and hard to make what they do on stage seem ...

A piece of art shipped to Philadelphia from Africa is stuck in customs because of its unusual material. The sculpture is made entirely fr ...

One of Philadelphia’s most prominent artists passed away last week. Nelson Shanks, a highly sought-after portrait painter, was 77 w ...

Nelson Shanks, renowned for his portraits of prominent figures ranging from presidents to royalty, has died. He was 77. Shanks die ...

Could anyone in 1995 have known how today’s technologies would alter human interaction? That question is at the heart of ...

This week, the story of a long-forgotten corner of the Delaware State Hospital is getting some recognition. Learn who the graves belong t ...