Performing Arts

"UnRavelled" comes to Penn, exploring Anne Adams’ life, Ravel’s "Bolero" and the connections between dementia and creativity.

The Arden Theatre and Philadelphia Theatre Company were first to secure rights to “Girl from the North Country” and “Liberation.”

A tax credit for film and other productions that spend $100,000 in Delaware is designed to draw Hollywood to the First State.

Gateway Playhouse’s rehearsals and performances offer distracting environments for dogs learning to guide the blind.

When life is a tragedy, where is the punchline? These Philadelphia Fringe Festival shows use humor to survive the darkest days.

Andrea Clearfield’s music "szalon" celebrates its 40th birthday this Sunday.

The Yes! And…Collaborative Theater program guides teenagers to devise an original play for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.

Sheeran hoped to keep politics out of his shows. Politics are coming to him instead.

Two memorial funds were planned after the death of Dito van Reigersberg. The first has distributed microgrants for the Fringe.

Goodwill’s fashion show transforms donated and thrifted pieces into creative runway designs, highlighting the possibilities of reuse and secondhand style.

Philly Fringe Fest’s “ha ha ha ha ha ha” is a silly, vulnerable look at the problems we all face.

A politician who grew up in theater, Torsella mixes his two passions in “Declaration.”

Dads take center stage in four Fringe shows that range that mix comedy, drama and even a little circus.

The play about Anthony Fauci and Larry Kramer takes its script directly from a C-SPAN broadcast on which they appeared 33 years ago.

A pair of shows at Philadelphia’s Fringe Festival highlight past and current challenges facing members of the armed services.