
Arts & Entertainment
Review: The reappearance of ‘The Haunted Host’
It’s obvious that “The Haunted Host” – now 50 years old, and among the first openly gay-themed plays staged in what w ...
11 years ago
Taney Dragons arrive in Williamsport for Little League World Series
Editor’s note: This story has been updated from an earlier version. The Taney Dragons have arrived in Williamsport, ...
11 years ago
ListenLittle League pitcher wants more girls to play
Mo’Ne Davis may be the first American girl heading to play in the Little League World Series in a decade. But rather than focusing ...
11 years ago
Review: Conjuring up ‘Blithe Spirit’
Ghosts are nothing new to Cape May – you can even take walking or trolley tours to hear about their alleged Victorian and post-Victoria ...
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Review: ‘Some Are People,’ some are afraid
Some people look for new turns in their lives, yet are deeply afraid they’ll find them. Three of those people are the characters of ...
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Shepard Fairey mural overlooks Fishtown [photos]
The celebrated street artist Shepard Fairey has painted a large mural in Fishtown at the invitation of Philadelphia’s Mural Arts Pr ...
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Philadelphia Orchestra is taking requests for opening weekend
The Philadelphia Orchestra has planned its upcoming season of concerts, but it leaving open a slot for you. The public is invited to ...
11 years ago
First for Friday, August 8, 2014
The power of poultry With approximately one million residents, chickens outnumber people in Delaware by more than 200 to 1. This ...
Air Date: August 8, 2014
Review: The fragility of ‘The Glass Menagerie’
“The Glass Menagerie,” Tennessee Williams’ great memory play, boasts one of the stage’s great characters, too – ...
11 years ago
Battle of the bands initiative part of larger venture to boost Philly’s arts industry
So you think you can rock, twang, spit, bounce, blow, groove, or praise? David Oh wants to hear it. The Philadelphia counci ...
11 years ago
Review: ‘Death of a Salesman’ — different color, same striking tone
The delusional Willy Loman, head of the household in Arthur Miller’s now-classic “Death of a Salesman,” is one of the A ...
11 years ago
Rider prof makes history as first black woman to win ‘Oscar of comic books’ award
A professor at Rider University in New Jersey is the first African-American woman to win the highest honor in the world of comic books ...
11 years ago
ListenIn rarified realm of the coin, JFK half-dollar goes for $1,240
Hundreds of people gathered in front of the U.S. Mint on Independence Mall Tuesday in Philadelphia to plunk down $1,240 for a half-dollar ...
11 years ago
Radnor history professor recounts largest civilian air disaster of WWII
Seventy years ago this month, the worst civilian air disaster of World War II was sustained by Allied forces, and it’s the topic of ...
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ListenTurning the tables on exclusive Philly event with Dîner en Noir
At the end of August, the annual pop-up dinner experience called Dîner en Blanc will ...
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