“This Is The Week That Is” at Plays & Players Theatre
The political satire show has become a Philadelphia mainstay and offers something for everyone, because
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Philadelphia Photo Arts Center is holding an Open House, a Contemporary Photography Competition Exhibition and a 10th Anniversary celebration all In one day – December 12
Why are you still reading this? Ten years ago, the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center opened
Theatre Ariel – A Different Staging of Performance
Employing the model of in-home performances, followed by audience and performer Q&A session, Theatre Ariel
Visionary Voices – An Exhibition of Portraits
An exhibition of Portrait Works at Philadelphia’s Magic Garden. I visited Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens Visionary
Jermaine Quick, the Heart Behind “Heartless”
Writer, Producer and Director, Jermaine Quick on the eve of the premiere of his new
John Y Wind – “The Women”
John Y. Wind and his exhibition, “The Women” at InLiquid Gallery is a sculptural-assemblage testament to love and mutual admiration.
Vidas Suspendidas (Suspended Lives) Exhibition at Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens
“My son and I worked together on this piece, and this is what we got,”
The Irishman – Martin Scorsese’s love song to Philadelphia
From the first scene where Frank Sheeran is introduced to its end, The Irishman is
Preview This: Sunset Baby from Azuka at The Drake, The Last Match from Lantern at St. Stephen’s
Previews are always meant for audiences, rather than critics, to watch a stage work at
Auschwitz Forbidden Art
A new exhibition at the National Liberty Museum explores a collection of photographs depicting artwork created by camp prisoners.