The Philadelphia Museum of Art will unveil Édouard Manet’s "The Croquet Party" on May 14, thanks to a Super Bowl bet with Kansas City's Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.

Artist Nekisha Durrett's 'Don’t Forget to Remember (Me)' makes sure we remember the College's racist past

Actor, playwright, and scenic designer Hershey Felder shines in this very authentic one-man show

The former UArts undergraduate dance program landed at Bennington College in Vermont, where classes started last fall.

Set in a jungle, Jennifer Archibald's new work is a story ballet inspired by 'Lord of the Flies,' with emotional and physical challenges that require cross-training for the dancers.

Mozart’s greatest opera often requires miracles to pull off well. Created on relatively short notice, this production is a good-under-the circumstances show.

Historic Germantown is one of hundreds of organizations whose IMLS grant have been cancelled. The consequences go beyond fundraising and infrastructure issues.

Milton Myers and Christopher Huggins opted to set existing works on the current generation of Danco dancers. Tommie-Waheed Evans and Ray Mercer chose to create new pieces.

George Lee, star of Balanchine's 'Nutcracker' turned blackjack dealer, was living a retired life in Las Vegas when Jennifer Lin decided to search for him.

'Woman With Eyes Closed' by Philadelphia’s best-known and most-awarded composer is playing at Pittsburgh Opera

Blanka Zizka, who cofounded the company, makes a much-anticipated return as a director after a four-year absence.

After serving as the interim leader twice, Ryan Fleur is now the president and CEO of POEA

The production proves that the most enduring star of The Hobbit has never been Bilbo Baggins, but Tolkien’s story itself.

While some theaters are yet to see a big bump in sales through TKTS, they see the booth as a means to bolster the city's vibrant theater culture

Poetry is popping up in the Sharswood section of North Philadelphia. You can’t miss it. It’s right at your footsteps.