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NEW YORK (AP) - The Ziegfeld Theater in New York City will soon be out of the movie business.
Also in Tattle: “Star Wars” postponed, LaLa Anthony and Tori Spelling
Oscar Wilde: From the Depths, is a bio-drama about the author of some of the most delightfully witty social comedies ever written. Lantern Theater Company is presenting the world premiere of…
Also in Tattle: Sunny Leone, Chuck Darrow and Tattle’s thoughts on the Oscar controversy
Lin-Manuel Miranda will grace a new stage this spring: The "Hamilton" composer and star will be the University of Pennsylvania's commencement speaker.
'Sutter fell in the well," a character says early in August Wilson's The Piano Lesson. Wilson, who died soon after completing his Century Cycle (10 plays about African American life in …
How to remain objective when writing about a company you love, with a choreographer you adore, and a dancer you've admired since you first saw him? If you've got a pulse, it's not easy. Espe…
A Moon for the Misbegotten, Eugene O'Neill's last mighty play, is at the Independence Studio at the Walnut Street Theatre, about to start a 15-city tour.
By Merilyn Jackson
For the Inquirer
The stellar Ballets Jazz de Montreal generously gives the spotlight to Mark Francis Caserta, dancing to his hometown audience with a luxuriantly sensu…
After more than half a century, the Society Hill Playhouse will close its doors permanently on April 1, according to an announcement released Thursday by cofounder Deen Kogan.
Last month playwright Tom Stoppard, author of The Hard Problem, and David Chalmers, the philosopher who coined the titular phrase, appeared on the Wilma Theater stage to discuss, muse upon, …
Opera Philadelphia has landed a $2.5 million grant for its upstart opera festival, pithily dubbed O, putting the total raised at $12.5 million toward a $15 million goal the company hopes to …
In an announcement late Monday, the Wilma Theater announced the following big changes: a makeover; a name change; a fund-raising campaign; and the establishment of a permanent company.
Through Jan. 3. Merriam Theater, 250 S. Broad St. Tickets: $45-95.
Information: 215-731-3333 or kimmelcenter.org/broadway.
You just can't beat the Old Testament for family drama. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, at the Merriam Theater, takes its plot from Genesis 37-50. It's about 12 brothers (it's …
TRENTON - A New Jersey dentist believes an engraved piece of cow horn that goes up for auction next month symbolized the American dream for a man who was key to the founding of the United St…
Since his 1990 arrival on the stages of New York City, dancer-choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler has had it nothing but good. After showing off his best Broadway buck-and-wing in 1992's Guys …
