Performing Arts

A bold Civil War play from a brave theater company.

Ed Asner appeared in "The Soap Myth," a play about an allegation against the Nazis.

Silly me, I thought I was going to the theater to see a play. I did go to the theater — Theatre Exile. But there was no play. There was, instead, something called “Really."

Where no theater has gone before: EgoPo takes on John Guare's 'Lydie Breeze' trilogy.

Bill Harley says it best on his seminal album of stories and songs, “The Town Around The Bend”. The Grammy Award winner remarks that ...

Oh, the pain of diligence and excelling...

A war photographer comes home. But where is home?

The Kimmel Center has announced most of the schedule of this summer's Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts.

A handful of small theater companies in Philadelphia have formed a collaborative set-building company.

The Blake family meets for Thanksgiving dinner. And you know what that can be like.

A Philadelphia theater company is premiering a new play this week, dealing with sexual assault on a college campus.

Two atomic scientists — one from Germany and the other from occupied Denmark — meet quietly during World War II. What about?

Bill Cosby delivered a surprise performance at a Germantown jazz club Monday night, the first time Cosby has performed publicly since 2015.

Ibsen's characters, warring again in another version of the play.

The Wilma Theater production takes a musical to a new level.