Performing Arts

An ancient story by Euripides that never gets old.

A witch contest in drag, to find this year's witchiest.

Lynn Nottage's play about factory decline and its effect on disrespected workers puts the stage company back into production.

A teenage girl faithfully looks after a father with MS, and balances her real life with fantasy.

Three teens see themselves as outside the "coolness" spectrum.

The Philadelphia Theatre Company jumps back in the game with the Pulitzer Prize-winning 'Sweat.'

A punky new show tells us that we should bloody well love 'em.

Guests: Kristin Finger, Darryl Charles, Shannon Fahey A couple weeks ago, we here at Radio Times decided it might ...

Ibrahim Miari grew up Jewish and also Muslim, and stands between two cultures.

Remorse and regret may fill the lyrics, but warmth fills the room.

The Delaware Symphony Orchestra’s 2018-19 season begins tonight at The Grand Operas House in Wilmington. Opening with a celebrat ...

Samuel Beckett's words in whispers and a solo-performance obsession with Kate Winslow,

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A Shakespeare tragedy, and a look from the future into the past.

A play by the creator of Peter Pan, and a rewarding Tennessee Williams work.