Arts & Entertainment
First for Friday, February 6, 2015
The Mayor’s new plan Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams is fired up about the number of murders and shootings in he city. F ...
Air Date: February 6, 2015
Philly’s just wild about Oscar [photos]
The Philadelphia region is about to be up to its waistcoat in Oscar Wilde. At least four major institutions have launched, or are about t ...
10 years ago
ListenLet’s go to the theater together…
Come hang out with me at a WHYY special event – “Everyone’s a Critic.” We’ll go to the opening night of Terrenc ...
10 years ago
Review: ‘Misalliance’ misalligned
George Bernard Shaw’s “Misalliance” is a rarely produced big blob of a play with a taxing first act and a second act th ...
10 years ago
Review: A reimagined ‘Catch Me If You Can’
Sometimes, there’s no telling what will make it on Broadway or why, and “Catch Me If You Can” is a prime example. It ...
10 years ago
Review: A reimagined ‘Catch Me If You Can’
Sometimes, there’s no telling what will make it on Broadway or why, and “Catch Me If You Can” is a prime example. It ...
10 years ago
On smudge patrol at the Philadelphia Auto Show
Even if most people won’t buy the cars they check out at the Philadelphia Auto Show, part of the fun is opening up the doors and li ...
10 years ago
First for Friday, January 30, 2015
Inside the budget Last week, WHYY broadcast Governor Jack Markell’s vision for Delaware. With a vision comes a price tag o ...
Air Date: January 30, 2015
Lights, camera, Flower Show! [photos]
The Philadelphia Flower Show is less than a month away, and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society kicked off flower show season with a p ...
10 years ago
Review: ‘Private Lives’ on public display
About 85 years ago, when Noël Coward was writing his now-classic “Private Lives,” name-calling was probably pretty funny. A ...
10 years ago
Forget Super Bowl, Puppy Bowl XI features pit bull found on streets of North Philly [photos]
The Eagles will not be playing (again) in the Super Bowl this weekend, but Philadelphia will be otherwise represented on the gridiron. ...
10 years ago
James Levine returning to conduct Philadelphia Orchestra [photos]
Of all the invited soloists, guest conductors, and commissioned composers coming to Philadelphia next season to work with the Philadelphi ...
10 years ago
New sculpture takes up residence on PAFA plinth
A new, temporary sculpture erected over the front door of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is a hodgepodge of time eras. ...
10 years ago