Philadelphia Theatre Company
“The Scottsboro Boys” Is a Theatrical Triumph
On a spring day in 1931, the lives of nine, young African American teenagers were destroyed. All were pulled from a train destined to Memphis, […]
Haley Joel Osment Shines in “Red”
It should not be as powerful as it is. After all, it is just two actors painting a canvas red. And yet, with frenetic classical […]
HughE Dillon One-Shot: Haley Joel Osment
Last night, Philadelphia Theatre Company opened its 2011-2012 season with the Philadelphia premiere of John Logan’s Tony Award-winning drama Red (through November 13th at the […]
Wendell Pritchett Named Interim SRC Chair
Wendell Pritchett—the former Rutgers-Camden Chancellor who was named to the SRC with the first of Mayor Nutter’s two allotted appointments this fall—has been declared as […]
Aaron Mettey’s Best of Philly Arts and Entertainment
EDITOR’S NOTE: In honor of the release of our annual Best of Philly issue (on newsstands now), we’ve asked Philly Post contributors to name their […]
Colin Quinn and Jerry Seinfeld Team Up for “Long Story Short”
Most will remember Colin Quinn from his five-year stint on Saturday Night Live in the late ’90s—specifically his too-short run as anchor on Weekend Update […]
Machines, Murder, and Mamet
Entering the cavernous space of the Franklin Institute’s Leonardo da Vinci’s Workshop, I was not sure what awaited me. Was it going to be some […]