Works by van Gogh, Seurat, Renoir, Cassatt, and more are here — working in media beyond their customary oil on canvas. A second new Art Museum show spotlights prints by Japan's great Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. There's a historical connection here, and the two shows run concurrently.

After a controversial open letter slammed the theater for lack of diversity and transparency, the two sides are laying out next steps.

Opera Philadelphia conductor Corrado Rovaris will conduct the Puccini classic for Opera Philadelphia. "You must know the tradition," he says.

In this Peeps contest, you'll find a pink Peep on the Iron Throne, Peeps chatting in Central Perk, a 'PEEPza,' and more. But you won't find anything controversial.

BritBox's "There She Goes," Netflix's "Special," and Hulu's "Ramy" join a trend of shows that, like ABC’s "Speechless," include characters with disabilities in comedy.

A mile into the wooded trail, I looked over at Clemente and thought, “I could really get used to walking a llama.”

The one-man show, by English performance artist Paul O'Donnell, is being produced by Drexel students.

The gang gets an arrow through the eye.

A joint statement is planned later this week.

"Long delayed-aftershocks" from the recession, donor exhaustion, and other troubles have been mounting. Not all of Philadelphia's history museums are on shaky ground, though.

The Fox drama's young Bruce Wayne has spent most of his teens playing a rising hero.

Kate Tarker is a rising star nationally. In 'Dionysus was Such a Nice Man,' she's working with Wilma's HotHouse (a favorite company) and Dominique Serrand (a favorite director). It's living the dream —and hard work.

It was a night of icy dialogue and a bit of fire.