Arts & Entertainment

There’s plenty of free late-night entertainment this month during Philadelphia’s Fringe Festival. But nothing screams Philly ...

There is no “fun” in “museum.” For decades fine-art museums have largely relegated gaming and interactivit ...

“This disease is really hard on the people who surround it, but every once in a while, it gives you flashback to the person that yo ...

A friend complained that the trouble with the Fringe Festival, the heady conglomeration of theater, dance and art that opens on Friday ni ...

It’s a crap shoot – and that’s one of the best things about the Fringe Festival. So often, you don’t know what you’re going to ...

The Spruce Street Harbor Park, floating on the Delaware River near Penn’s Landing, has extended its residency for an extra month, a ...

The West Philadelphia neighborhoods of Mantua and Powelton Village have a surprisingly large arts sector, says a new study by Drexel Univ ...

Philadelphia’s Fringe Festival officially begins Friday. This year’s menu of theater, dance, music and other artistic ...

Achieving financial independence New economic statistics will be released next week, and with elections looming in the fall, the ...

The Barrymore Awards – the way Philadelphia’s theater community celebrates its accomplishments in a glittery night out – are back a ...

As this summer unofficially comes to a close this weekend, it may be the last summer for the historic carousel on the boardwalk in Seasid ...

The ailing Philadelphia Theater Company has received a shot in the arm from its longtime benefactors to the tune of $2.5 million. ...

“I looked at this play because I wanted something simple,” said Jennifer Childs, founder of 1812 Productions. “Just two ...

Unaccompanied minors At least 117 school-aged children who illegally entered the country at the border with Mexico have been pla ...

When Ed Hermance, the owner America’s oldest gay bookstore, announced earlier this year that after 35 years he was getting out of t ...