This November, the Wilma Theater will bring 'The Little Prince' to the stage, inviting audiences of all ages to rediscover the magic of one of the world’s most enduring stories.
Curio Theatre Company brings 'Anansi the Spider' to West Philadelphia Nov. 6–22, inviting children ages 3 and up to participate in an interactive production.
Alli Sutton, an Abington native who grew up in Hatboro, is touring with the first national production of 'The Great Gatsby.'
Looking for things to do in Philadelphia this weekend? Check out Night of Lights, PAWS Mutt Strut, Out & About MNYK, Reel October and more.
Quintessence Theatre’s ‘Witch’ reimagines a 17th-century tale inspired by the true story of Elizabeth Sawyer, who was executed for witchcraft in 1621.
‘Liberation’ makes its Philadelphia debut at Philadelphia Theatre Company, exploring the women’s liberation movement and its legacy through a modern lens.
‘Girl from the North Country’ opens Arden Theatre’s season in Philadelphia with reimagined Bob Dylan songs performed by 13 actor-musicians.
Spooky season is taking over the Philly area with theater, ghost stories, immersive mysteries, glowing pumpkins and other arts and culture events this fall.
Looking for things to do in Philly this weekend? Check out arts and culture events featuring live music, Indigenous arts, improv comedy, local makers and more.
‘The Magicians Table’ makes its Philadelphia debut at the Kimmel Center Oct. 21 with close-up magic, cocktails, live music and immersive storytelling.
Ben Franklin goes missing in Run Ben Run, a new immersive Philly satire from Applied Mechanics exploring American progress, fame and failure.
Think theater isn’t for you? These six Philly-area shows offer improv, horror, sports, ghost stories and more unconventional ways to experience the stage this fall.
The Philadelphia Fringe Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary with more than 350 performances and events across the city from Sept. 8 to 27.
Hocus Pocus Speakeasy is coming to Montgomery Mall this fall with eight weeks of themed cocktails, games, singalongs and immersive entertainment.
DJ Hills’ ‘Horsegirl & Cowdaddy,’ a love letter to rural Pennsylvania exploring family, identity and belonging, makes its world premiere at Wilma Theater.
Looking for fun things to do in Philly this weekend? Explore South Street's Night Market, Shakespeare in Clark Park, Restaurant Week and more.
Theatre in the X brings 'For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf' to Malcolm X Park for four free performances in West Philadelphia.
Explore the best free events in Philly this summer, including concerts, outdoor movies, museum days, yoga, festivals and family-friendly activities.
Philadelphia’s favorite founding father is getting a rock-and-roll makeover this summer in 'The Sound of America,' a new musical premiering at FringeArts.
For composer and lyricist Alba Martínez, 'La Guagua 47' is more than a new musical. It's a love letter to Philadelphia, a reflection of her own journey, and a story about belonging.