Arts & Entertainment

Is it hot in here, or is it just me? Hoo-boy! It’s not just me. It’s the entire Suzanne Roberts Theatre, where the Phi ...

Lennox Warner is as much an artist as beachcomber. The longtime Atlantic City resident trawls the sands of the beaches looking for materi ...

Philadelphia’s historic City Hall building will double as a performance venue every week this summer.   “C ...

Tucked among the art galleries and boutiques on 2nd Street in Philadelphia’s Old City is a boarded-up building, held upright by iro ...

The Schulkill Dragons, an all-women dragon boat team, has high hopes of qualifying to compete on the international level. With a few nati ...

Hormones are erupting all over the place at Theatre Horizon’s “Spring Awakening” in Norristown – I nearly slipped and ...

Chapter 1: Open Chapter 2: Adjusting to marriage equality Joining same sex couples in holy matrimony has been a ...

Someone asked me if I’ve seen the current local production of “Lend Me a Tenor,” and I burst out laughing. That pretty ...

The women of ancient Athens are feeling repressed. They have equal rights, they even have the vote, but now the all-male Senate is trying ...

The Hidden City Festival, celebrating Philadelphia’s overlooked historical s ...

On Monday, Mark Desman from Exton, Pennsylvania, brought his son to Independance Mall in Center City, Philadelphia, to see the Liberty Be ...

The director of the Library Company of Philadelphia has announced he is stepping down next year. For 28 years, John Van Horne has ...

Ten years in the making, $4.6 million spent, and over 70,000 square feet of skateable surface: Paine’s Park is unique among America ...

Chapter 1: Open Chapter 2: Post-Sandy sand Awarded $30 million in federal dollars, Delaware will use the money t ...

The first super-hero, arguably, was an ancient Egyptian character named Horus, also known as Heru. With the head of a falcon and the body ...