Arts & Entertainment

At sundown Thursday, a Jewish holy day, I went to see the opening of a play called “Bad Jews,” and I would’ve been way ...

Four of the five candidates running for Delaware Attorney General debated at Widener University Wednesday. WHYY and WDEL teamed up to br ...

Theory is great for illuminating ideas, but it can’t hold a candle to reality. The proof – threatrically, at least – is at the ...

An original musical theater production about the historic Victor Records recording studio in Camden premieres in Camden this weekend. ...

All this month, the Moonstone Arts Center in Philadelphia has been holding events that offer a historic overview of the Underground Railr ...

The Moonstone Art Center in Philadelphia has coordinated a ...

“Orphan Train,” the 2013 best-selling novel by Christina Baker Kline, has been selected by the Free Library of Philadelphia f ...

Boyz II Men performed a private concert for students at their alma mater, the Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Ar ...

A 700-year-old jar at the Princeton University Museum of Art holds insight into modern art squabbles. If you passed it in a junk s ...

In the intriguing and very cool “Ciphers,” which is getting its American premiere from Inis Nua Theatre Company in Center Cit ...

Parents trying to instill healthy eating habits in their children, be warned: the new exhibition at the Academy of Natural Science of Dre ...

Campaign for U.S. House There is less than a month before the mid-term elections. WHYY will televise two debates this month as ...

A play has opened at the Annenberg Center in West Philadelphia with a central character – a choir ensemble – that will be performed b ...

It’s difficult enough to produce a plausible “Macbeth” on a stage inside a theater, so hats off to Revolution Shakespea ...

On 42 Street in West Philadelphia, a block off Lancaster Avenue,  a green lawn marks the place where half a dozen houses once stood. ...