Arts & Entertainment

It’s a treat to see “The Brothers Size,” a stirring piece about two adult brothers who mostly get along by not getting ...

The Mural Arts Project has spent months planning a series of community engagement events, called “What We Sow,” that was supp ...

Protecting student athletes You only have to look at the $765-million NFL concussion settlement to know that this is a bi ...

When the celebrated performer Barbara Cook sang her first notes Wednesday night at the revitalized Prince Music Theater, she wasn’t ...

The Arden Theatre Company’s stage bursts with talent in its meticulously delivered production of “Parade,” but the pers ...

Each month, NewsWorks presents a story from the First Person Arts Podcast. In this edition, a Temple grad and Philadel ...

The summer of 2013 has come and gone, but Bill Bryson wants to tell you about the summer of 1927. “It was the most magical a ...

Take cold comfort in the fact that “Evil Dead – the Musical” – a piece of juvenile, B-grade Grizzly Kitsch playing here i ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates make their triumphant return to the playoffs this evening in a play-in game against the Cincinnati Reds, and many ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra is releasing a studio CD. While the orchestra has released many recordings over the past few decades, all were ...

For Joe Tiberino, the new exhibition at the African American Museum in Ph ...

Obamacare in Delaware The political back and forth over the implementation of Obamacare continues, but Delaware officials ...

Tonight’s the opening night for the Philadelphia Orchestra’s 2014 subscription season. For the musicians, this week has been ...

Nearly a generation ago, Alan Zweibel wrote a sweet and funny play called “Bunny Bunny” about his deep 15-year friendship wit ...

For more than 40 years, Pulitzer-Prize-winning Editorial Cartoonist Tony Auth’s work informed, enraged, and delighted newspaper rea ...