Arts & Entertainment

Is the work of Peter Blume the first major work of American surrealism? Like a lot of surreal things, it is and it isn’t. ...

What has Halloween done to the play “Quills,” the fictionalized account about the chief doctor of an asylum who orders an abb ...

A Revolutionary War battlefield in Princeton, New Jersey, has gotten reinforcements from the Civil War. The Civil War Trust has, i ...

Two World War II veterans from South Philadelphia, who parachuted with Easy Company into Europe to combat German forces in 1944, will be ...

Election Day impact First Look this week dives into the impact of Tuesday’s vote. Will the Republican strategy make a dif ...

First Election Special 2014 ...

The Barnes Foundation, on the Parkway in Philadelphia, is exhibiting the work of an artist who played a critical role in the cr ...

The difference between right and wrong doesn’t figure into the ways the characters think in “Red Speedo.” But what& ...

The stunning production of “The Glass Menagerie” at Act II Playhouse in Ambler is all the more stunning because it never trie ...

Philadelphians love biking. A report issued by the Bicycle Coalition of Philadelphia this summer ...

Arden Theatre glides steadily through the broad sweep of Charles Dickens’ “Great Expectations” – and when it comes to ...

A Pennsylvania man engineered his mental escape from prison through creation of a towering artwork, mailing it piece by piece beyond bars ...

This weekend, a musical composition about the Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers will premiere in Philadelphia, evoking both the movement of ...

The comedian and theater artist Adrienne Truscott immediately begins her one-woman “Asking For It” with a piece of shtik that ...

Is there such a thing as being close to the truth, or is that the definition of a lie? Well, it is not a matter of truth or fiction, but ...