Arts & Entertainment
Webcam broadcasts from Andy Warhol’s grave
The Andy Warhol Museum has launched a live video feed from the pop artist’s gravesite to honor his 85th birthday.
The projec
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Opera Philadelphia reaches out to new audiences with portable performance
This fall, Opera Philadelphia will yank opera out of the opera house and go into places where opera is usually not seen, or heard.
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Monday at City Hall, a poetic take on the Trayvon Martin case
Since George Zimmerman was found not guilty in the shooting of Trayvon Martin in Florida, many Philadelphians have demonstrated publicly.
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Putting a new spin on ‘Brother from Another Planet’ in one-of-a-kind Philly performance
This weekend, DJ and musician King Britt will pull apart the 1984 John Sayles film, “The Brother from Another Planet,” and re
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First for Friday, August 2, 2013
The Next Level
Since leading the University of Delaware Blue Hens to the Sweet 16 this March, Elena Delle D
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Air Date: August 2, 2013
Review: ‘Measure for Measure’ and a sense of proportion
And now, a special summer nod to Fontaine Syer, the director who has done something wonderful at the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival fo
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Philadelphia flutist’s yearlong tribute to Debussy nears final notes
On Monday, in the living room of her home in Logan Square in Philadelphia, flutist Mimi Stillman played Claude Debussy’s “Syr
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Philly auditions for the Apollo bring on the best and the peculiar
The famous Apollo Theater in Harlem was in town on Saturday to scope out Philadelphia talent for its weekly stage show, “Amateur Ni
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Cartoonist uses old school technique to produce modern art
Cartoonist Jamar Nicholas, a native of West Philadelphia, knows a thing or two about paper.
So the fact that he’s drawing hi
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Review: Sex and angst in the ‘Summer of ’42’
Chelsea Packard is a lovely woman with a big singing voice, and also the best reason to go see the musical version of “Summer of
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West Philly’s Clark Park an enchanted island for an evening of Shakespeare
Shakespeare in Clark Park continues an eight-year tradition of bringing free performances to the masses with its production of “The
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First for Friday, July 26, 2013
Mortgage mediation impact
Over the last five years in Delaware, at least 25 thousand people have been foreclosed upon. In 2010
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Air Date: July 26, 2013
Review: In ‘The Tempest,’ every man for herself
There’s plenty of magic afoot on the far-out island where the sorcerer Prospero stirs up “The Tempest” that is the
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Seeking paragons — and touchstones — of Philadelphia ideals
The art gallery at Temple University is asking all of Philadelphia: What are the fundamental ideals of this city, and who best upholds th
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Taking classical music in stride, runners ‘beat Beethoven’
When runners choose something to put into their ears while they run, they commonly pick something that keeps them going — something
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