After Pulitzer- and Tony-winning success, the Wilma Theater goes big on streaming
“This is in no means trying to replace live theater,” said the theater's artistic director Lindsay Smiling, but a way to reach a wider audience.
Barrymore Awards announce 2026 nominees for the best in Philly theater
Nominees include productions from more than 30 regional theater companies across 22 categories. Old City’s Arden Theatre Company led the nominations.
More Americans are picking communal living over nuclear families. Including this Penn Valley author.
When Samantha Paige Rosen quit her job and moved in with her parents, she thought it "wasn’t what adults were supposed to do." She is glad she did it anyway.
Does the American masculinity crisis have roots in Valley Forge?
A new book explores the fraught history of military education in the country.
‘Some Like it Hot’ actor J. Harrison Ghee will play Mary Todd Lincoln in the Philadelphia run of ‘Oh, Mary!’
The first nonbinary actor to win a Tony for best leading actor in a musical will also play “Mary’s Husband” in other stops of the touring production.
South Philly’s former ‘micro-bookstore’ has a new and expanded storefront on Passyunk Avenue
Opened in February, Little Yenta Books had previously been situated speakeasy-style in the back of a neighborhood dress-making studio.
‘Oh Mary!’ is coming to Philadelphia on its first national tour
Tickets go on sale this week for the Tony-winning campy comedy about Abraham and Mary Tood Lincoln
An 80 year old rabbi from Chestnut Hill, a Senegalese immigrant, a former Vietnamese refugee walk onto a stage
Six Philadelphia women, between ages 69 and 86, are telling their stories as part of a new theatrical production.
The first Black woman to win a Barrymore for directing a musical is now going to lead Theatre Horizon
Amina Robinson, who has directed some of Philadelphia's buzziest theater productions, including 'The Color Purple' and 'Fat Ham,' is now intent on creating a community-driven theater