Thom Cardwell, 79, the film producer, screenwriter, queer icon, and local celebrity, died on Jan. 2, 2025. He was also one of the original dancers on "American Bandstand."

Anne Hathaway and William Shakespeare ponder over one question: What if Juliet didn’t have to die over some boy?

The Shakespeare favorite continues to be an entertaining watch, complete with catfights, fairies, and jokes

Despite a murky ending, the original storyline is compellingly expanded over the span of a century with excellent actors

James Ijames' reworking of the August Wilson 1980s text reminds us how the Reagan years never really left us

The season, packed with Tony winners and Philly premieres, is finished off with the wondrous 'Cirque Dreams Holidaze.'

“She was vivacious, athletic, and witty," said Ralph Hirshhorn, founding member of the Chestnut Hill Film Group. "And always was organizing things.”

“Birthday Candles” with schnitzel, “Rent” with some pizza, or “Primary Trust” paired with some mai tais. Take your pick.

Melanye Finister earned her equity card playing Beneatha in 1993. Now she is playing her mother.

Jillian Pirtle made a promise to keep Marian Anderson's legacy alive through the tiny museum house and she's not letting anything stop her.

It is undoubtedly one of the great American plays of the 20th century and almost 70 years after the play’s debut, Hansberry’s tale still speaks to the struggle of achieving the American Dream

Directing “King Hedley II” at the Arden Theatre this month, the Pulitzer winner reflects on the playwright’s enduring relevance.

A time-tested rom-com, a play full of tricks, and scenes that get funnier and funnier

The musical draws from interviews with local patients and professionals and takes its audiences on a deeply personal journey

Why is the U.S. Army Chorus’ ‘Do You Hear the People Sing?’ performance from 'Les Misérables' going viral? We explain.