Jane M. Von Bergen

Just in time for Philly’s summer of soccer, Inis Nua puts the Homeless World Cup on stage.

The Tony-winning play shines a light on the issue of suicide among students and offers resources as part of Mental Health Awareness month.

From the classic “1776” to a play set entirely in Lincoln’s grave, Philly theater fans have lots of history-related shows to choose from.

Pax Ressler and Jackie Soro play both themselves and their American Girl counterparts in “Girl Dolls: The American Musical.”

“Wilderness Generation” offers a solution to today’s widespread feelings of isolation, providing a heartfelt and comic how-to at Philadelphia Theatre Co.

Nearly 50 productions are part of the effort to introduce more people to the experience of live theater in Philly and beyond.

The performance at the Academy of Music includes two songs cut from the film that allude to the coming Nazi threat.

Wilma Theater presents a Dickensian satire that pits the former first lady against the people she and her husband once held in slavery.

Productions this month at Irish Heritage Theatre Company and Inis Nua Theatre Co. bring a taste of the Emerald Isle to Philly.

Comedian Jennifer Blaine plays dozens of characters – including Bernie Sanders – as she transforms an arson attack into an ode to her neighbors and the power of resilience.

Steeped in appreciation, the Lantern Theater Company’s production begins a monthlong run on Feb. 12.

In “Rare Accidents,” Quintessence blends two history plays into one look at performing your best self — on stage and off.