Arts & Entertainment

Here are some of the 6,000 objects Deirdre Kelleher has dug up in the lot behind the Elfreth’s Alley Museum: Clay marbles. Buttons. ...

Photographer Tieshka Smith has been taking photographs of Germantown for two years, documenting the changes in the area, but ...

By now Michael Frayn’s farce about a dumb troupe of actors called “Noises Off,” which opened in Britain in 1982 and hit ...

For a play as juicy as Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” – among the greatest comedies in our language ...

Leslie Friedman loves Coke Zero. A lot. For her installation “Tastier,” she fabricated dozens of giant cans of Coke Ze ...

Delaware’s solar future A few years ago, Delaware’s renewable energy hopes were focused on off-shore wind. Now that tho ...

A past president of the Barnes Foundation is opening a small retail art gallery in Collingswood, N.J. Saturday. Kimberly Camp, a c ...

Robert Drake is a novelist and literary editor from Philadelphia who fell in love with an Irish doctor, and moved to Dublin to start a ne ...

A longtime South Street staple that once served as a launching platform for comedians like Kevin Hart and Michael Blackson closed its doo ...

In 13 years, Bridgette Mayer has built a successful art gallery in Philadelphia’s Washington Square. Her clients and artists span t ...

Elizabeth Jacoby had the back of her gray SUV stuffed with leafy and flowering plan ...

Normally, the music venue The Tin Angel on Second Street, and its restaurant, Serrano, close in July. That’s when the summer doldru ...

First Look The Delaware legislative year always end with a late night flurry of bills. This year the social agenda was topped by ...

After teaching a writing class one summer, Diana and one of her students started dating. Soon enough Diana was in love. The only pro ...

The renown Curtis Institute of music decided to experiment with an online course and put Beethoven specialist Jonathan Bliss on the progr ...