Where to Go & What to See in Philly
Where to Go & What to See in Philly
Mah-jongg mania. A diva of dirt. And a whole bunch of reasons to dance it out.
The energetic, high-wattage ensemble isn’t an optimal fit for this dark-tinged show about life on the margins.
A crowd pleasing, musically expert production of Donizetti’s delightful comedy closes the season in style.
An accomplished, exhilaratingly theatrical show, but the core story and its protagonist remain elusive.
Tractor rides, concerts, even bike tours included.
The director talks violence, storytelling, and finding an audience.
From free concerts to outdoor day-drinking to roller-skating and games, here’s what will keep you busy on the Delaware all spring and summer long.
Mah-jongg mania. A diva of dirt. And a whole bunch of reasons to dance it out.
Listen to live music, catch a midnight movie, or go fly a kite.
And more theater, opera and visual art to check out this week.
Their interview at Penn on Sunday is streaming now and will be broadcast on NPR later tonight.
The comic will be at MilkBoy tonight for Laughs On Philly.
Are you in the mood for indie, R&B, classical or Balkan brass?
From the World Cup and MLB All-Star Game to kayak flotillas, lighthouse climbs, and revolutionary adventures, here’s how to make the most of Philadelphia’s once-in-250-years summer.
From drag queen story times to food specials, there are so many ways to celebrate Pride and the LGBTQ+ community in Philly this month.
Billy Paul on Life After “Me and Mrs. Jones”
An excerpt from Stephen Fried’s 1983 Philly Mag story “The Day the Soul Train Crashed.”
Thoughts on a surprisingly good Saturday night.
The voice behind “Me and Mrs. Jones” has been silenced.
Marsha Ambrosius and Natalie Stewart gave an electrifying performance.
