Performing Arts

The Broadway musical comes to the Academy of Music on March 25.

“Beards on Ice,” about climate change, was mocked on Fox News in December. The cabaret group's artistic director hopes the negative attention heightens her message.

The Center for Dance will quadruple the ballet’s size and include community spaces.

Christopher Dragon, an Australian conductor based in Colorado, wants to make pops orchestra music more contemporary.

Key of She is leading jazz workshops at the Settlement Music School this Sunday for female and nonbinary students of all levels.

The Black Visioning Group is chasing the dream, literally, into its fifth year.

“Night Side Songs” by Daniel and Patrick Lazour takes on palliative care as an audience sing-along.

Childcare offerings help parents of young families to feed their own artistic appetite.

A Broadway tradition never before done in Philly, theaters will simultaneously dim their lights to honor the late publicist.

Sorely needed renovations hope to further Bristol’s economic revival.

The survey by Councilmember Rue Landau was launched in the wake of the closing of the University of the Arts.

As Super Bowl fever ramps up, ballet companies from Kansas City and Philadelphia are preparing to battle it out online.

For two decades, Sheryl Oring has taken dictation from the public by typing postcards to five White House administrations.

The “other BP” celebrates an iconic, Philly-born original — a journalist, beloved radio host, and mentor.

Arielle Julia Brown wrote a ritualistic memoriam about her aunt, Donna Nicole Booker, who thrived in the San Francisco underground.