Arts & Entertainment

The head of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance will step down in July. Tom Kaiden, who has been with the region’s primary c ...

Of the 1,700 copies of the very first book printed in what would become the United States, only 11 exist today. On Wednesday the Rosenbac ...

There’s no skimping in the big-theater production of “Oklahoma!” that opens this season’s Pennsylvania Shakespear ...

As a young girl in Taiwan, Lily Yeh studied Chinese landscape art. The monochrome ink paintings of trees, rocks, and water remain the tou ...

Philadelphia’s most produced playwright this season is eloquent and groundbreaking and his themes are universal. He’s ...

The giant ocean liner that has been moored in South Philadelphia for almost two decades is being given a party in Love Park Tuesday after ...

Not surprisingly, a high percentage of area Catholics have left the church over the sexual abuse scandal that has rocked the organization ...

An online magazine based in Philadelphia has relearned a hard truth: brick-and-mortar business is not easy. Next City is a magazin ...

In Terrence McNally’s “Mothers and Sons,” a taut, terrific new play getting the world-premiere it deserves at Bucks Cou ...

Some regulars came on Friday to squeeze in one last lunch. Some younger diners came to experience the legend for the first time before th ...

Designs on health: Smokeless housing A decade ago Delaware was the first state east of the Mississippi to establish smoke free ...

The National Constitution Center’s new exhibit, The 1968 Exhibit, begins in a tastefully appointed, middle-class living room, with ...

The Philadelphia Sound first gained traction in 1965 with “Yes, I’m Ready,” a song written in about 10 minutes in the F ...

Tennessee Williams’ “The Glass Menagerie” is a memory play, and the new “Glass: Shattered” — a shaky and self-consci ...

The Tony Award for Best Play was awarded on Sunday to “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,” a comedy set in Bucks County, by ...