Arts & Entertainment

A series of conversations with legislators in Dover on issues facing Delaware. ...

A new billboard in West Philadelphia is offering you quick cash in exchange for your original pieces of art by Andy Warhol. It loo ...

“Dirty Dancing,” whose national tour unfolds at the Academy of Music for about two weeks, is like a caricature of a musical. ...

An exhibition of work by Stikman, the anonymous street artist, is now on display at LMNL gallery in Fishtown. While he (or she?) identifi ...

The stately production of “Ragtime” at Bristol Riverside Theatre does just what the show demands: With a good deal of spectac ...

A trove of historic letters has been discovered in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, inside the walls of the home of one of the most powerful wo ...

New Expectations We begin with how the Delaware Department of Correction is changing the approach to addressing addiction and re ...

Pity poor mythological Jason. He finds out his father was killed by his uncle, who’s become a cruel king. He sets out to aveng ...

Claudia Rankine is angry, but not the kind of angry that gets people marching in the streets. During an interview in the lobby of the Dou ...

Let’s raise a pint to Charlie Lafferty. He was easy with a joke, yet quick to anger. He was a good husband, except when he&nbs ...

This week, filmmaker Kevin Smith posted to Facebook that “Clerks III” – a sequel to his hit 1994 indie film – wil ...

You don’t see too many buildings with a plinth about the door, anymore. The small platform built into a building façade to support ...

The new musical “Field Hockey Hot” is a hoot. It’s the first world premiere that the spunky 11th Hour Theatre Company h ...

The Player’s Knee The melting snow means the spring and summer season are right around the corner. For years, doctors and ...

It’s not just the three sisters who are weird in the current version of “Macbeth” at Arden Theatre Company. Alexander B ...