Arts & Entertainment

In the spitfire production of “Glengarry Glen Ross” at the Eagle Theatre in Hammonton, N.J., the characters don’t simpl ...

The Charters Are Coming Four new charter schools are coming to Delaware, including one with roots in Philadelphia. The sc ...

You can slip into 1812 Productions’ annual satire called “This Is the Week That Is” as if it were a comfy, old – and ...

As Salome lifts the severed head of John the Baptist above the musicians of the Philadelphia Orchestra, the orchestra and Opera Philadelp ...

This is a Philadelphia season of sensational acting – performances so finely-tuned yet organic, you can be forgiven for confusing the c ...

Redeveloping Wilmington The Westin Hotel on the Wilmington Riverfront officially opened this week. It was an important m ...

This weekend marks the eighth annual international “Jane’s Wal ...

Philadelphia’s Temple University has premiered a documentary theater production about girls bullying girls. The play, “ ...

For many of us, our childhood home provides some of our most vivid memories. The same goes fo ...

How can a theater company have a national impact on the art as a whole? By finding a way to export its hometown talent. Live theat ...

The Mural Arts Program has brought in a German artist to turn a 5-mile railway corridor in North Philadelphia into a moving abstract fiel ...

During a Tuesday night rehearsal at Plays and Players Theater near Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square, the theater troupe 1812 Produ ...

Is the African-American farmer dying out or about to have a renaissance? The African American Museum in Philadelphia now has two e ...

This edition of First Extra focuses on Delaware State University, Wesley College, Wilmington University, and Delaware Technical and Commu ...

According to a ...