Arts & Entertainment

Each month, NewsWorks presents a story from the First Person Arts podcast. This time, Andrew Panebianco tells the story of ...

Never mind its little quotes from plays by Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe and Henrik Ibsen, “The Mystery of Irma Vep” is all fo ...

In spite of the snow, the Philadelphia Flower Show continues. As the world’s largest indoor flower show, it can pretend winter does ...

Whether we know it or not, hearing someone else’s story changes us. And telling our own story does even more. But the two together ...

In Annie Baker’s play “Circle Mirror Transformation,” the games we play become one with the lives we lead. The play, ge ...

For the last few years, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has been brokering a kind of art swap. Working with museums in Los Angeles and Hou ...

Season four of “Downton Abbey” ended last week, but the clothes live on in Delaware. The Winterthur historic house and ...

The People’s Report As Wilmington’s Mayor continues to look for a police chief and fine tune a crime fighting plan, ...

Despite the recent spate of frigid weather, it’s almost spring. And that means the Philadelphia Flower Show is about to fill the Pe ...

Bittersweet and solidly theatrical, British director Peter Brook’s “The Suit” is the first major stagework at the newly ...

The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to a five-year contract with wide receiver Riley Cooper and a seven-year deal with center Jason Kelce ...

My hat’s off to EgoPo for staging the rarely-produced 1888 work that out-Ibsens Ibsen. Oh, the angst! (Of it all!) In a ...

The second biannual Philadelphia Flamenco Festival kicks off this Saturday, highlighting the unique style of Spanish dance and music in a ...

The chairman of the board for the Barnes Foundation has stepped down. Dr. Bernard Watson, who orchestrated the controversial decis ...

“The Exonerated,” a finely crafted piece of docu-drama theater in a terrific production at Delaware Theatre Company, is fresh ...