Performing Arts

Aliens have invaded her, one sister tells another in a beguiling world-premiere play.

Family history repeats itself in a play by one of Ireland's current leading playwrights.

An old play becomes an altogether new experience in this adaptation of Federico García Lorca's classic.

Say what you will about the Delaware Theatre Company, it’s never been afraid to tackle controversial topics. The story of a black boxer in the early 1900s fits that theme.

The Barrymore Award ceremony, Monday night at the Merriam Theater, is the way metropolitan Philadelphia’s professional theater community celebrates its accomplishments.

From concerts and movies, to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware. Here are some of our picks.

In a one-man show filled with ideas, Aaron Davidman takes on the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians and examines as many sides as he can find.

From concerts and movies, to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware. Here are some of our picks.

Management consultants try to devise a process for their product by plowing through any business model they can conjure. In this case, the product is death.

“The puppet is mighty,” said Spiral Q puppet theater's Jennifer Turnbull, as staff and volunteers prepared for Saturday's 18th Annual Peoplehood Parade through West Philly.

Dito van Reigersberg plays everyone, including Barbra Streisand, in a comedy set at the underground private mall she built to house her collections at her Malibu complex.

A one-woman play focuses on two very different family trips to explore her relationship with her father, his past and her present.

From concerts and movies, to special events for the whole family, there is always something to see and do in Delaware. Here are some of our picks.

The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia marks Indigenous People's Day with a new film about the involvement of Native Americans in the Revolutionary War.

Friendship and joy were the themes of a 2017 Fringe play produced by SpArc Services Cultural Arts Center in Philadelphia, which supports people with intellectual disabilities.