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Many Shakespeare comedies could easily turn tragic with a simple turn of events. "Twelfth Night" is not one of them. more
Even the most passionate opera aficionados probably have never heard of Isabella Colbran, Maria Malibran, Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Alma Mahler or Pauline Viardot. more
Old Academy Players brings the company’s season to a close with "The Dining Room," the most celebrated of A.R Gurney's many plays. more
Residents of Germantown will have the opportunity to enjoy a home-cooked meal and meet their neighbors this Saturday, June 21, at Neighbors Table. more
Chestnut Hill's bucolic Pastorius Park will once again be transformed into a vibrant music venue this summer. more
Another summer of outdoor music kicks off this week offering area concertgoers a lineup of rock, reggae, folk, and soul. more
While the Lantern Theater Company’s new performance space won’t open until fall 2026, they’re laying the groundwork with a series of events. more
The poetry of Langston Hughes will be transformed into a musical celebration and premiered at the First Presbyterian Church in Germantown. more
Events are scheduled at Johnson House, Woodmere, MAAG and more. more
Cliveden, the historic Germantown estate known for its role in the Revolutionary War and generations of Chew family history, celebrates two major events this month. more
An experimental dance theater will transform the forest of the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education into a stage for two weekends in June. more
Act II Playhouse closes out its 2024-2025 season with a sparkling revival of “A Grand Night for Singing.” more
Quintessence Theatre Group presented the world premiere stage adaptation of James Baldwin's groundbreaking novel "Giovanni's Room" this weekend. more
Gravers Lane Gallery, in partnership with Kensington’s InLiquid Gallery, presents “The Luminous Forest.” more
On the heels of winning their fourth Grammy Award (and 10th nomination, a contemporary record), Donald Nally and The Crossing will present a world premiere. more
Retired Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, the first openly gay priest to be ordained a bishop in the Episcopal Church (USA), delivered a call to action. more
If you are a fan of “magical realism” and its expression of wonder and intrigue, you just may fall in love with the art of Marie Bender. more
Nothing says summer more than being outdoors. Add live music to the mix and you’ve created a recipe for the perfect summer activity.  more
Longtime Chestnut Hill resident Diamantino (“Tino”) Machado, 84, is allergic to power. more
In 2026, the United States will enjoy an explosion of events to honor its 250th anniversary. more
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