Arts & Entertainment

When Lisa Kraus danced with the Trish Brown company in the late 1970s and 1980s, she was performing pieces such as “Locus” (1 ...

The Biden decision We begin our show this week with the announcement that Vice President Joe Biden will not seek ...

It’s a safe bet that the ancient Greek classics, in which the gods and fate control the plot, never looked or felt quite the way th ...

An abandoned warehouse, relic of a city’s former industrial prowess, stands awash in shadows brooding against the 21st century skyl ...

Are you having a good day, today? Will it be the best day ever? Best Day Ever is a monthly dance party in Center City that st ...

Opera Philadelphia will soon launch its annual seasons with a fall opera festival, rather than a single opening production. Starti ...

After almost six months of negotiations, the board of the Philadelphia Orchestra has ratified a new labor contract hammered out between m ...

The music of a black, gay, avant-garde composer — largely forgotten for 30 years — will be revived in West Philadelphia Frida ...

Schooling the Workforce When Amazon set up shop in Middletown a few years ago it was hoped that it could make an i ...

It’s no wonder that the hot-button play “Disgraced” will be the most produced new play in America this theater season. ...

What does America’s most prominent street artist have in common with the co-founder of the world’s most popular cell phone op ...

The original, handwritten manuscript of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” was never intended to be seen by an editor o ...

Is a mural still a mural if it’s not on a wall? Michelle Angela Ortiz thinks so. She likes the idea that people can literally ...

The gods must be crazy. Also jealous, generous, arbitrary and sometimes even caring. They’re that and more in “Metamorphoses, ...

Insurance Confusion The window to sign up or change your health insurance under the Affordable Care Act is right a ...