Before anyone knew who he was, Marshall Thompson would sneak into Chicago’s Regal Theater only to be thrown out time and time again.
"If you've ever owned a slave, please raise your hand," Jeffery Robinson asks a live audience at the beginning of "Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America," a searing documentary based on a lecture he's spent a decade perfecting.
“Every superhero has an origin story. And this is mine,” the teenage title character explains at the outset of “Naomi,” the CW’s latest DC Comics-inspired series. But that origin story moves in slow motion, feeling like a conventional high-school drama with just a pinch of superheroics provi…
Every two years the City of Philadelphia’s’ Laureate program, composed of poets, educators, and arts professionals from around the city, pick a Poet Laureate.
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This holiday season may not look or sound like ones before the coronavirus pandemic. Choral singing is considered an infection-superspreading activity, and the chestnut holiday ballet “The Nutcracker” cannot be seen in theaters this year.
Newton Buchanan’s journey into the world of theater began when a high school friend of his invited him to come to an audition for a local theater group.
Well, Philly’s men are still cookin’ but instead of in person, they want to display their culinary talents in the “2020 Philly’s Men are Cookin’ Cookbook.”
I'm sure that we all have some form of cabin fever these days — whether we are essential employees who still hit the streets for work or stuck at home.
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