Performing Arts

In this send-up of spiritual retreats, just about everything speaks louder than words.

A nationwide network of Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school graduates are mobilizing for change. That includes using comedy.

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy lays out his first bud ...

In the surprising second part of the 'Lydie Breeze' trilogy of plays by John Guare, the Civil War is over and a highly uncivil one begins.

Grade-school characters tell a story about being black and poor in the '40s, adapted from Toni Morrison's novel.

Arab art residency concludes after 18 months with concert and exhibition.

Newark's Kelsea Johnson has received an outpouring of support from Delaware fans after securing a spot on NBC's singing competition 'The Voice.'

In its spring series, Philadelphia's BalletX premieres two dances recalling childhood memories.

Bob Lougheed is a pancreatic cancer survivor. Now he and his band The Memphis Mafia are keeping the spirit of Elvis alive and giving back at the same time.

“Marie Begins” is a fully sung, interaction opera in the style of "Choose Your Own Adventure" books, with several diverging story branches and five different conclusions.

How was the first musical conceived? Don't look here for the answer.

In a new play about middle-schoolers, a hate crime changes everything.

William Penn Charter Schools annual musical, "Les Miserables," has extra meaning in the wake of Florida school shooting.

In David Adjmi's play about the queen, the persona is all there, but the person's hard to find.

A boy, a girl, a breathless narrative.