Arts & Entertainment

The sixth annual Philadelphia Independent Film Festival ...

Donna Carcaci Rhodes has been the curator at the Pearl S. Buck house for seven years, and is still discovering it.   D ...

The end of the Delaware legislative session is Sunday night. First Extra reviews what new laws were enacted. ...

The Barrymores are back. The annual regional theater awards for best plays and players were canceled when the presenting organizat ...

An 80-piece orchestra performed a farewell concert Monday in the administrative offices of the Philadelphia School District, bidding adie ...

Attention all Philadelphians down the Shore and all Shore people down there, too: If you’ve never enjoyed the silly pleasures of ...

If radio is “theater of the mind,” somebody needs to compose the soundtrack. Murmuration is a classical improvisation ...

Ludwig van Beethoven began composing piano sonatas when he was a young man of 23, and continued composing them until he was 51, after he ...

Bucks County Playhouse, known about 60 years ago as a theatrical playground where high-level talent could flex muscles by trying out new ...

The are plenty of music festivals and celebrations in Philadelphia, particularly in the summer. What sets ...

“Diana” is getting the gold leaf touch. The 13-foot sculpture of the Roman goddess was done by Augustus-Saint-Gaudens ...

Up in smoke? Two years ago, Governor Markell signed Delaware’s medical marijuana law. But after threats from the federal ...

The head of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance will step down in July. Tom Kaiden, who has been with the region’s primary c ...

Of the 1,700 copies of the very first book printed in what would become the United States, only 11 exist today. On Wednesday the Rosenbac ...

There’s no skimping in the big-theater production of “Oklahoma!” that opens this season’s Pennsylvania Shakespear ...