Arts & Entertainment

Rayland Baxter’s sound is intoxicating — a stubborn adherence to a personal sonic aesthetic that scuffs up neat categorization. H ...

One of the architects of the Philadelphia Sound died Tuesday. T.J. Tindall was a guitar player who worked on major funk and R&B recor ...

Casey Reed, an afternoon drive-time DJ on Philadelphia’s Q102, has been holding down a second gig as a TV host of “Dancin On ...

Tonight, Temple University will hold a public demonstration about the nuances of Chinese tea. It will be the first public event of ...

Delaware’s State of the State First is coming to you from Legislative Hall in Dover this week. We begin the prog ...

It’s a rare depiction, to my mind, that treats the playwright Oscar Wilde as an actual human being and not some cartoonish, foppish ...

The third iteration of the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts (PIFA) will feature a tree that more than doubles in height an ...

Governor Jack Markell reflected on Delaware’s economy and job growth, and the importance of creating opportunities for individuals of a ...

A week before two theater companies were to simultaneously christen downtown Philadelphia’s newest theater space with two new plays ...

Next season, the Philadelphia Orchestra will present a series of world premieres, the return of former chief conductor Charles Dutoit, an ...

At the first preview performance of his new play “Funnyman,” Bruce Graham sat at the top row of the theater at the Arden R ...

The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia is staging the American premiere of “The Hard Problem,” a new play by Tom Stoppard that had ...

Harrington Detox Detox centers used to be places where you go to quit drugs and alcohol – cold turkey. The model ...

It’s been a heady week for the Wilma Theater. First, its co-founder and artistic director Blanka Zizka announced a $10 million camp ...

This weekend, PBS will premiere “Mercy Street,” a new “period show” that just might take the reins from “Do ...