Nikola Tesla Portrayed by David Wrigley
Philadelphia’s time with Nikola Tesla, then and now, was and is electric, as portrayed by David Wrigley.
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Freeing Free Philly Fringe
Partake in free events during the annual Philadelphia Fringe Festival. As we’re now several days
Fringe Festival 2019 – On the Fringe in Philadelphia
When this year’s iteration of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival opens and runs through September 22,
“Significant” Theater
“Significant Other” represents “the heartbreaking realities of trying to find love in today’s overly distracted,
Tommy and Me at Theatre Exile
A young boys hero-worship of an Eagles Wide Receiver, turned friendship is brought to life
BlackStar 8th Annual Film Festival
The BlackStar 8th Annual Film Festival showcase for visual traditions of the African diaspora from around the world returns this week.
The Bard X 2
Two Shakespeare productions open outdoors in Delaware’s Rockwood Park and Philadelphia’s Clay Park. “O sleep!
Art Splash 2019: Public Art, Performance, and a Two-Week Swim
Art Splash Philadelphia at the Museum of Art — public sculpture relocations, creative workshops at the Perelman Building, and performance artist William Bazemore’s two-week swim.
Bill Viola – I Do Not Know What It Is I Am Like
The Barnes Foundation is currently hosting a special exhibition highlighted by the visuals of Bill
Janice Telsar’s “French Kiss” Photography at Sofitel Philadelphia
Janice Telsar brings her “French Kiss” Paris photography to the Sofitel Philadelphia lobby — a love letter to the City of Light, presented by Reading Art Works on Rittenhouse Square.