Theatre Philadelphia: A Celebration
The virtual event, co-hosted by Jenna Kuerzi and Newton Buchanan, and curated by LaNeshe and TP Marketing Director, Katherine Clark, shows just how much the local theatre scene got done during C-19.
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Mural Arts Philadelphia is set to honor poet, artist and activist Ursula Rucker
Philadelphia’s Ursula Rucker is way too young to be the focus of so many ancient
Virtually Gershman: The Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival goes virtual for Fest 40
Every year for 39 years prior to this, there is a Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film
Exit The Sandman (for now)
Adam Sandler’s “Hustle” basketball flick for Netflix, is taking a break from downtown Philly for some filming in burbs.
For the good of the Commonwealth: Philadelphia Contemporary pays it forward with a collaborative three-city exhibition in Philly, Richmond, and San Juan
To be a “commonwealth,” your subject must embrace – be a part of – a
An Art Exhibition that Will Have You Questioning Everything
Philly artist, Denise Mitchell explores expansive reality with her “Earth As It Is… Question Everything,” solo exhibition.
Clowning at Fringe Fest’s finale with Philadelphia’s Alexandra Tatarsky
With the Philadelphia Fringe Festival 2020 getting ready to close on Sunday, October 4, and
Bernard Hopkins ushers in James ‘Yaya’ Hough’s new temporary art installation at D.A.’s office
Former inmate James ‘Yaya’ Hough showcases an art exhibit in Center City that thanks the people who helped shape who he is now.
“Class of One” – This frank new Fringe Fest comedy show makes fun of homeschooling
‘Class of One’ is a virtual show on Zoom mocking the good, the bad and the cringeworthy moments of home learning
Die-Cast Theatre Company’s “Temporary Occupancy” – Philadelphia Fringe Fest 2020, Day 1
“Temporary Occupation” focuses on the people that move through a single hotel room… The relationship between visitor and space is tested and teased in a manner unseen and unheard in the past.