Arts & Entertainment

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 ...

Everything was going swimmingly for the Arden Theatre Company as its gala evening was beginning last night. And it ended with an exhilara ...

Everybody seems to know somebody in Paris. As the Philadelphia Orchestra pulled into town, most of the musicians were busily tryin ...

While touring in Lyon, France, members of the Philadelphia Orchestra performed pop-up concerts in public places. A quartet of Juliette Ka ...

LYON, France ― The audience at the Auditorium Lyons came to its feet for the Philadelphia Orchestra on Friday night, not letting piano ...

“Forbidden Broadway’s Greatest Hits,” taken from the little revue that turned out to be an Off-Broadway mainstay with u ...

Geeks of all stripes are readying for this Sunday’s J1-Convention. More than 1,000 fans of a ...

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern? Two bit characters in Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” They’re childhood friends of the prin ...

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern? Two bit characters in Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” They’re childhood friends of the prin ...

The Make Out Mob To target the city’s violence, Wilmington City Council has budgeted $600,000 for public saf ...

Before we get into any details about the Arden’s smashing new production of “Passion,” the Stephen Sondheim/James Lapin ...

LYON, France — To capture the Philadelphia Orchestra on their European tour – its 18th European tour in 60 years – a journalist nee ...

A long, crawly thing made of floppy red tubes worms its way across the stage. (It’s hard to describe what Pig Iron Theatre Company& ...