Arts & Entertainment

“Orphans,” a gripping play that opened Thursday night on Broadway, is about brothers — and it’s full of the City ...

I kind of blacked out for a second there. My vision fuzzed up like TV static, and then blinked off. It was the first stage of G-lo ...

The Philadelphia Art Alliance, in Rittenhouse Square, is exhibiting art made under artificially imposed restrictions. “The T ...

The Rosenbach Museum and Library in Rittenhouse Square has announced its plan to merge with the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation. ...

Terence Blanchard, one of the great players of contemporary jazz, is in Philadelphia this week to teach high school students the ropes. ...

Art galleries never launch new exhibitions on Monday nights. But then, Metropolitan Gallery 250 is not ordinary. The Philadelphia ...

As part of the time-travel theme of the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts, ...

This week, an alumnus of the University of the Arts has come back to Philadelphia. Je ...

For the first time, Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station has a temporary sculpture installed in its lobby.   The c ...

Lethal rejection The death penalty in Delaware could be repealed once the General Assembly reconvenes this week. I ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra will travel again to China. With the support of the U.S. Department of State, the Fabulous Philadelphia ...

After four years, Philadelphia’s Hidden City Festival is coming out from hiding. The festival that places art and performanc ...

If mama ain’t happy in Walter Dallas’ tight, convincing production of “A Raisin in the Sun,” then nobody is. ...

Time is the theme of this year’s Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts. The festival, with more than 50 shows and events ...

If you’re looking for a play about a man of high standing who falls from grace and spends his latter days crazed and in the forest, ...