Arts & Entertainment

Last weekend at the Tin Angel in Philadelphia, storytellers told tales about the song that either defined or changed their lives. For Joh ...

Pussy Riot, the Russian activist collective whose members were jailed following a guerrilla performance in a Moscow church, is now the in ...

The super-talky “Bach at Leipzig” is a battle among inferiors fighting for the same high position. In Leipzig, Germany, the g ...

Before he traveled from Paris to Philadelphia, filmmaker Mohamed Bourouissa thought cowboys were like John Wayne or the Marlboro Man, i.e ...

Candy Coated, formerly Candy Depew, is an artist who always wanted to make something you could see from space. This may be as close as sh ...

Strengthening Delaware’s DUI Laws Delaware isn’t waiting around for those who drive under the influence of alcohol t ...

Ten pairs of shoes, four sets of wheels, three pairs of elbow and kneepads, 3,300 miles and 86 days ago, Philadelphia native Kevin Kreide ...

Ah, the Shore: Surf and cotton candy, sand and fine dining, Skee-Ball and theater. … Theater? Yes — professional thea ...

There are enough challenges in a Shakespeare play for any troupe of actors, and often for audiences. But on Thursday, the opening-night c ...

Over the years, Suzanne Roberts and her husband, Ralph Roberts, a co-founder of Comcast, have put millions of dollars behind the Philadel ...

Even as farces go, “Moon Over Buffalo” is dumber than dumb. It’s also good fun at Cape May Stage, where producing artis ...

Fortescue, a small New Jersey fishing village in Downe Township, Cumberland County, was made by the Delaware Bay. The seemingly endless b ...

You can hear a lot of gasping at Bucks County Playhouse these nights, and not primarily because “Deathtrap” is at times an an ...

A giant mulberry tree shades hammocks in the back of an 8,000-square-foot vacant lot on South Street in Philadelphia. Umbrellas protect w ...

Movie buffs and Philadelphia history fans have a new way to see vintage films about the city. The Department of Records’ Cit ...