Arts & Entertainment

Arthur Whitney’s surprise birthday party is a surprise, all right. He walks in and gets shot in the head. Whodunit? In the daft sho ...

“How to Write a New Book for the Bible” is, to use a Biblical reference, damned good theater. At People’s Light & T ...

The history of Dock Street in Philadelphia — once a rough-and-tumble thoroughfare filled with hucksters and dockworkers -– is now ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra has wrapped up a triumphant three-week tour of Europe, playing 14 concerts in 10 cities, ending in London on S ...

The stage play adapted from “The Graduate” works best when it’s following the script of the 1967 movie that by now is o ...

In 2009, Philadelphia poet, musician and actor David Simpson decided to write and star in a one-man play about his life as a blind artist ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra breathlessly swept through Amsterdam during its European tour, staying in the city of canals for less than 24 ...

Looking back: Beau Biden The former Delaware Attorney General and son of Vice President Joe Biden lost his battle ...

This week, Opera Philadelphia presents the world premiere of a work that provides a new look at jazz legend Charlie ...

After decades of brightening Philadelphia with wall murals, the city’s Mural Arts Program is going 3-D. Its Open Source project wil ...

In Seth Rozin’s witty  war of values — a new play called “The Three Christs of Manhattan” — the questi ...

As the “City of Waltzes,” Vienna has hosted, inspired, and commissioned a legion of classical composers to write songs, most notably ...

The Jewish Exponent has been publishing its weekly paper in the Philadelphia area s ...

Beginning Friday, visitors to the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia can take in a new exhibit dedicated to the storied history ...

Before the Philadelphia Orchestra can play its music,  the roadies must perfectly execute an intricate dance of moving millions of d ...