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Two Oscar nominees are among the cast at the People's Light and Theater in Malvern, Pa., which is staging Chekhov's 'The Cherry Orchard. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Strathairn and McDonnell reunite for ‘Cherry Orchard’ in Malvern [photos]

David Strathairn and Mary McDonnell have co-starred in films like “Passion Fish,” “Matewan” and “Sneakers.& ...

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Curtis guitarist wins Grammy for best classical instrumental album

The award for best classical instrumental album at last night’s Grammy ceremonies went to a guitarist at the Curtis Institute of Mu ...

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 The William Penn Foundation is rethinking the way it distributes its arts dollars. (NewsWorks File Photos)

William Penn Foundation study says Philly arts scene must cull dead wood to thrive

Arts organizations in Philadelphia need to know how to grow. They also need to know how to die, according to a new study. O ...

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Court will allow appeal from subject of ‘Serial’ podcast

A Maryland court will allow the subject of the popular podcast “Serial” to appeal his murder conviction. The Maryland ...

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Dozens of new portraits on display at Philly’s Rodin Museum [photos]

One of the country’s largest collections of art by French sculptor Auguste Rodin is located right here in Philadelphia at the Rodin ...

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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 ...

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Shapiro on Theater

Let’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 ...

11 years ago

 Kristen Norine and Paul McElwee in Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium's production of 'Misalliance.' (Photo courtesy of Johanna Austin)
Shapiro on Theater

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 ...

11 years ago

 Jeffrey Coon as the catcher in Eagle Theatre's production of 'Catch Me If You Can.' (Photo courtesy of Chris Miller.)
Shapiro on Theater

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 ...

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 Jeffrey Coon as the catcher in Eagle Theatre's production of 'Catch Me If You Can.' (Photo courtesy of Chris Miller.)
Shapiro on Theater

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 ...

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A McLaren 650S spreads its wings at the Philadelphia Auto Show. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

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 ...

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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

Pure Design will exhibit a piece based on the Disney movie Aladdin at the 2015 Flower Show. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

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 ...

11 years ago

 Kathleen Wallace and Greg Wood in Walnut Street Theatre's production of 'Private Lives.' (Photo courtesy of Mark Garvin)
Shapiro on Theater

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 ...

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