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Ushers at Academy of Music, Kimmel Center (Marian Anderson Hall, Perelman Theater, and other venues in the complex), and the Miller Theater are preparing to strike as soon as Jan. 8.

With contract expired in June, ushers at the Kimmel Center threaten strike

The strike could come in a week when Philadelphia Orchestra concerts and 'MJ the Musical' are on the schedule.

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Furniture designed by Wharton Esherick in Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art's ongoing "The Crafted World of Wharton Esherick" show. Esherick built walnut music stands, which were considered an icon by art and furniture historians. One such was commissioned by Merion's Nathan Rubinson for his wife, Rose, a cellist. The couple liked the stand so much, they became collectors and friends.

The chair made of hammer handles that sold for $9000

Julia Shipley, For The Inquirer

Dito van Reigersberg in the 2024 Fringe Festival's production of 'Poor Judge.'

Five shows we loved on Philly stages in 2024

Emily Wilson of the University of Pennsylvania is the first woman to translate "The Odyssey" into English.

Penn professor Emily Wilson's 'The Odyssey' translation is back in the news, thanks to Christopher Nolan

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