Tayarisha Poe – “Selah and the Spades”
West Philly-born writer and director, Tayarisha Poe discusses her motive and approach to her debut
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Theater of the (Virtual) Mind
Philly’s theater community launches several live streaming and YouTube theatrical performances and educational workshops.
The New Landscape of Philadelphia’s Virtual Galleries!
The local art world evolves in the wake of a pandemic with a new medium to explore exhibition arts.
Acting for dollars: Play Brawl at Suzanne Roberts Theatre for the Philadelphia Theatre Company
Play Brawl 2020 is the third iteration of this competitive acting game, for the benefit of Philadelphia Theatre Company.
“Names, Not Numbers,” a student Holocaust memorial film
“Names, Not Numbers” is an oral history film project and curriculum created by Tova Fish-Rosenberg in which students learn about the Holocaust in a far more visceral and impactful way than they could ever hope to do through lecture-based or informational instruction.
The Magic of Muller – Philly Artist Warren Muller’s “On and Off the Wall” exhibition at Magic Gardens
Warren Muller’s work evokes the spirit and experience of Philadelphia. It is diverse, dynamic, beautiful, nuanced, gritty, and unapologetic.
Lil Dicky’s “Dave” Premieres on the FXX Network
You might not know it, but, there’s another new Philly-based television show beyond “Dispatches from Elsewhere”: Lil Dicky’s “Dave.”
Clay Studio Host a First Friday Triple Play
Since 1974, The Clay Studio in Old City has offered a home to innovative ceramic artists and exhibitions in the Philadelphia area looking to both embrace the form’s traditions and expand its horizons beyond any notions of ‘craft.’
Jen Childs at Manayunk Performing Arts Theatre
Jen Childs’ “Why I’m Scared of Dance” visits Philly for one night only at the Manayunk Performing Arts Theatre.
Jason Segel’s Dispatches from Elsewhere is a big smooch love letter to Philadelphia
Jason Segel loves Philadelphia.