Author Lorene Cary makes her playwriting debut. James Ijames directs. Danielle Leneé stars as Harriet Tubman.

Brewerytown Beats record store and label owner Max Orchester is working to preserve treasures that never found a wide audience. His latest re-issue project is the 1970s soul harmony group The Thompsons.

The musical that swept the 2018 Tony Awards plays here through Jan. 19.

American tenor Nicholas Phan, Curtis-trained soprano Sarah Shafer, and British baritone Roderick Williams are some marquee names on the six-concert lineup. Four new commissions will premiere.

“Tulips” at Center City's Kapp Kapp pops with vivid hues. “Thoughts,” at Larry Becker Contemporary Art takes a novel approach to color. Self-taught sensation Kambel Smith is at Fleisher/Ollman.

The Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville is hosting a Horror Bowl the day of the Super Bowl, featuring three John Carpenter classics.

A former administrator at the Philadelphia Museum of Art had been considered a “golden boy,” but has now moved on to the Erie Art Museum. It remains unclear why he and the Philadelphia museum separated.

Music critic Dan DeLuca's Sunday picks.

Her second novel, "Mr. Nobody," begins with a half-frozen man floundering on an English beach in winter, his memory gone.

Robert Aibel, who founded the influential Old City gallery, is co-directing the new place with his 34-year-old son Joshua.

Pennsauken High and Temple grad Jordan Dobson went from understudy to star on Broadway in a new production of 'West Side Story.'

Reid kicks off a 19-city book tour Monday at Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books. ‘Such a Fun Age’ came out Dec. 31, and Elle magazine has already hailed it as “the must-read book of the holiday season.”

Plus the “friggin Queen of Delco," a winter tree identification walk, and more...