Arts & Entertainment

“The way I watch theater, I’m excited and troubled by how things feel true, and things feel false,” said Alex Torra of ...

Each month, NewsWorks presents a story from the First Person Arts Podcast. In this edition, public school teacher Jaso ...

There’s not much difference between real life and acting — that’s what playwright Jackie Sibblies Drury ultimately sugg ...

Bobby McFerrin, whose 1988 hit “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” has become shorthand for light, feel-good pop, has released a ne ...

A production of a musical about mental illness, a theater artist with a broad interest in performance, and a spunky stage company devoted ...

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Shouldn’t “The Woman in Black” send chills through you? I thought that’s what this theatrical ghost story was all ...

Ahhhh, the kiss. The kiss seals the deal for Jon Jory’s adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice” at Bristol Riverside Theatr ...

Several years ago, flutist Jeffrey Khaner came off stage at the Philadelphia Orchestra’s annual summer residency in Saratoga Spring ...

Closing the learning gap Raising the education bar in Delaware is key for the Department of Education and closing the gap betwee ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra’s principal bassoonist Daniel Matsukawa believes the 20th century, for the most part, has been rough on ...

Could I be the only person who viscerally dislikes “Once?” Its many fans talk about the Broadway musical, whose national tour ...

After opening with “Nabucco,” a 19th-century chestnut by Verdi, Opera Philadelphia continues its season with something younge ...

This weekend the Philadelphia Orchestra will perform a micro-festival of newly composed classical music, written specifically for three o ...

In 2008, Harry Kalas’ game-winning World Series call ignited crazed jubilation as the Philadelphia Phillies ended the city’s ...