Troubled waters and their tempestuous weather systems are the palette for the world premiere of Alonzo King’s “Let Not Your…
The Monterey Jazz Festival on tour swung into Philadelphia April 8 for a concert night to remember, with veteran headliners…
Two middle-aged women, each on wildly different journeys of transformation intersect in “The Roommate,” receiving its San Diego Premiere at…
In 1902, when Pelléas & Mélisande debuted, impressionistic painting had already come to a head. The impressionists had produced hazy…
The Philadelphia Orchestra and The Crossing premiered composer John Luther Adams “Vespers of the Blessed Earth” to an almost full…
“Those who’ve seen us Know that not a thing could come between us Many men have tried to split us…
North Coast Repertory Theatre goes for laughs in Anton Chekhov’s classic “The Cherry Orchard.” While it may seem a reach…
Let me refresh your memory. March 1991 Rodney King, a black man, was pulled from his car and savagely beaten…
In the vast vortex of TV series and movies of all genres that is Netflix, it can be challenging at…
There are only so many hours in a day — especially when Daylight Savings springs forward right in the middle of the…
Philadelphia Ballet performed two separate programs at the Academy of Music this month— a mini ballet repertory run of Angel…
“You will be dreamt by a jackal.” Years ago, when I first encountered the passionate black and white, mural-sized charcoal…
1. LAST STOP LARRIMAH Even in a notably strong year for SXSW films, this true crime whodunnit featured a more…