Arts & Entertainment

Five paintings by the artist Thomas Eakins could be sold away from Philadelphia. St. Charles Borromeo Seminary of the Philadelphia ...

When was the last time you heard music in an elevator? Was it any good? For a limited time, an elevator in a loft building in Nort ...

Bah-da-BOOM! That’s the nutshell description of Neil Simon’s “Laughter on the 23rd Floor,” the compendiu ...

Countdown for Afforable Heathcare Act The March 31st deadline for enrolling in Obamacare is fast approaching and millions of Ame ...

One of Philadelphia’s musical giants is bowing out. After 28 years, Luis Biava will step down as artistic director of the Te ...

If the Walnut Street Theatre, which is 205 years old, doesn’t know how to gently roast an old chestnut to bring out its taste, then ...

To mark Women’s History Month, it’s worth taking a step back into 19th-century Philadelphia to look at the life and work of a ...

When your role model is Lee Harvey Oswald, you know you’re in trouble. Except that John W. Hinckley Jr. didn’t. He als ...

Over the weekend, 34 harpists converged at Haverford School to become an army of 2,000 strings. The players ranged from amateurs t ...

What happens when the actors and the characters they portray get all mixed up? You get Rupert Holmes’ clever and bizarre “Acc ...

This weekend, two shining stars from Philadelphia’s Latino community will be honored. One is a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwr ...

The future of manufacturing Last week Delaware’s Congressional Delegation hosted the latest in a series of job fairs. It ...

Can a bum from the neighborhood ever be anything more? You sense the underlying sadness right away. It gave the original “Ro ...

Down in the Florida panhandle, where the Old South still reigns, two sisters and their house rapidly decline. The ladies’ knees and ...

The new exhibition at the National Museum of American Jewish History, “Chasing Dreams: Baseball and Becoming American,” featu ...