Theater: ‘Assembled Parties’ helps us see the Light
We interviewed third-time Tony Award nominee Judith Light about her current play, “The Assembled Parties.”
There’s more to ‘Sleep No More’ — McKittrick Hotel adds rooftop drinks, parties
Punchdrunk’s “Sleep No More” is no longer the only thing happening at The McKittrick Hotel. Stop by for drinks and small bites on the rooftop at Gallow Green — plus more.
School Reform Commission adopts $2.39B budget
The Philadelphia School Reform Commission on Thursday voted to adopt a $2.39 billion operating budget for the 2013-14 school year.
Making art and making a living: Artists on the business
Making art and making a living can be two different things. Artists and arts organizations talk about how they do it.
PHOTOS: Jane Lynch as Miss Hannigan in ‘Annie’
Emmy Award-winning actress Jane Lynch will star as tyrannical orphanage matron Miss Hannigan in ‘Annie.’
Artist seeks messages for Callowhill skywriting project
Asian Arts Initiative artist-in-residence Dave Kyu will hire skywriting planes to scrawl messages over Callowhill as a part of his “Write Sky” project.
Philly issues call to artists to design creative city bicycle racks
A competition for Philadelphia artists to design bicycle racks that double as public sculptures has received a $50,000 grant from the Knight Foundation.
PHOTOS: Artist 2fik showcases recreations of famous paintings at Brooklyn gallery
At first glance, it might appear as “La Grande Odalisque” by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres – the famous painting featuring a posing naked woman. But wait – the naked woman has a beard.
River North Dance Chicago premieres ‘Eva’
Singer Eva Cassidy is the inspiration behind the new show
Dance review: Going gaga for Kabuki
Yasuko Yokoshi plumbs bad relationships through history for “Bell,” with influences ranging from ballet’s classic “Giselle” to Lady Gaga’s modern “Bad Romance.”