Four hundred years after his death, William Shakespeare remains the world’s most produced playwright. For evidence of his enduring popularity look no further than the region’s stages: there are at least five productions of the Bard’s plays in the Philadelphia area this weekend alone and more than a dozen more being staged in the next few months.
New Exhibit at Academy of Natural Sciences asks us to get up close and personal with animals like never before!
Shakespeare, Mozart and Tchaikovsky are all easily recognizable names in art and culture, but the stories behind these popular figures are less known. That is why Lyric Fest, an organization dedicated to connecting people through song, established the Biography in Music series.
Today, March 2nd is Dr. Seuss' birthday. Born in 1904, and having passed away on September 24, 1991, Dr.
It's not often that a high school student gets to tack on the title of playwright to her name. But for a few lucky students, their written words will be coming to life this week on stage during the Philadelphia Young Playwrights’ 2010 Professional Productions.
With the weather outside looking pretty frightful lately, the Please Touch Museum is all the more delightful for parents and kiddos suffering from cabin fever. As most folks know, Please Touch is a treasure trove of indoor activities, but the newest exhibit – Exploring Trees Inside and Out – offers a welcome taste of the outdoors.
Opera, like many of the more tr
Let's face it: with the current state of our country right now, anyone is looking for an excuse to forget all their troubles for a while. Well today just so happens to be National Margarita Day, and the bartender in me felt like I wasn't doing justice if I didn't offer to you one of my all-time favorite concoctions: The Superman Margarita.
GREAT NEWS: The reservation deadline for the South Street Stroll is extended till Friday, August 7 at 5:00pm! Hurry to reserve your seats before time runs out! Hello Lovely Inhabitants of Philadelphia,