Highlights of 1812 Production's 'This Is the Week That Is' include a Pyramid-style parody of the Democratic presidential candidates, all tripping over their own good intentions.

The experience pass, which launched Monday, allows Philadelphia residents to use their library card to reserve tickets to science centers, botanical gardens, art museums, and historical sites that typically charge entry fees, at no cost.

Soloists Carolyn Sampson, Karen Cargill, Jonas Hacker, and Benjamin Appl were all standouts. Cargill’s “Agnus Dei” had immense emotional gravity that created the single best moments of the performance.

Joel Embiid may not have had the best performance in Thursday’s game against the Wizards, but the Sixers power forward has been been immortalized forever thanks to a new sculpture – or, at least his arm has.

Warwick, 78, has released her 38th studio album, "Dionne Warwick & the Voices of Christmas." She talked with The Inquirer about putting it together, and shared her thoughts on the current state of music.

The vast collection includes 80 years of Ashley Bryan's papers, journals, sketches, paintings, puppets, books, photographs and more from a lifetime of making and collecting.

As Elvis memorably sang, it can be a blue Christmas for many. BalletX opened its fall program Wednesday night at the Wilma Theater with two world premieres about holiday stress, But they're far from being downers.

UArts grad Lorenzo Pugliese gives a spectacular, happy-making performance as SpongeBob. Just watching this smiling dynamo will burn hundreds of calories.

Suli Holum is riveting in this solo show that explores the urgent topic of our times.

On Saturday, Shangela will host Pride Bingo and perform a set at the Borgata in Atlantic City.

Now a Canadian grandmother, Kim Phuc says, "I remember so vividly what happened to me on June 8, 1972."

On Sunday in Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania Ballet’s crew loaded the company’s new "Nutcracker" Christmas tree onto a truck headed toward the Academy of Music. It moved in on Monday, along with tutus, props, scenery, and flooring.

The sweetness of this novel would curdle if it weren't preserved by a tincture of tragedy.