Kimberly Haas

When a trio of playwrights learned of last June’s mass shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Orlando, Florida, they invited a small group o ...

If you want to portray the primitive nature of medical science from a few centuries ago, you’d have awful things in your toolkit ...

All over the country, libraries, museums, colleges and other repositories are showing off their collections to mark ...

In the midst of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival’s abundance of new work for theater, dance and music, one local troupe has turned ...

In the midst of very new theater works, this year’s Fringe Festival also features some familiar literary women, though transported ...

One casualty of our online world has been the recording industry. Since the ’90s, many record labels have folded or consolidated as ...

On Friday and Saturday evening, the Strawberry Mansion Bridge along Philadelphia’s Kelly Drive will be decked out in silks and aeri ...

The French National Day, also known as Bastille Day, commemorates the storming of the Bastille prison in Paris on July 14, 1789, during t ...

Our weeks and weeks of spring showers may be over, but Philadelphia Water is always thinking about rain. Its massive, 25-year project, ...

Mother’s Day — the time to appreciate the moms in our lives. If you believe the greeting card industry, motherhood is marked by uncon ...

The COP-21 Climate Summit in Paris is hailed as a monumental success because all 196 countries committed to sign the agreement. It must b ...

The theater of the absurd is alive and well in Philadelphia. The Idiopathic Ridiculopathy Consortium has presented classic examples of 19 ...