Arts & Entertainment

Sometimes, it’s just no good to be good. If there’s any lesson for the clueless jerk who thinks he’s a hero in the enjo ...

A 9/11 memorial, proposed for Franklin Square in Philadelphia, is trying to get through the city’s review process. Steven Sa ...

When Americans think about good wine, we’re usually quick to think about France or California, but wineries span the globe. One ove ...

The new play “Barcelona,” at People’s Light & Theatre Company in Malvern, is like Las Ramblas, that city’s fa ...

The 150 prints and drawings featured in the Allentown Art Museum’s summer exhibition, “ ...

Chapter 1: Open Chapter 2: Filling the gap This week, we report on a woman whose job forced her to put her life ...

EgoPo Classical Theater is trying to shake off 50 years of accumulated popular acrimony toward what was once a classic of American litera ...

Here’s just some of what you’ll see under the Grand Chapiteau — the huge tent — set up at Camden’s waterf ...

“Stories We Tell,” Sarah Polley’s breathtaking documentary, ...

If you’ve ever wondered what’s the story behind an old building, you are in for a treat. One of the ...

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 ...