Rita Charleston

It finally ended in April. Gone are all those characters we’ve grown to know and love — especially Leon Black, the outspoken character in Larry David’s smash hit, “Curb Your

In life, as in cards, each round of the game pronounces the winners and the losers. To open its new season, the Bristol Riverside Theatre (BRT) presents Donald L. Coburn’s

The three-time Tony Award-nominated play, “POTUS: Or Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying To Keep Them Alive,” is making its Philadelphia premiere at the Arden Theatre Company through

It's predicted to be a great night of gospel at The Grand in Wilmington as the soul-stirring music of AJ Collier & the Band of Believers presents its seventh-year anniversary

Back by popular demand, “The Book of Mormon,” which last played in Philadelphia in 2019, returns Oct. 1 at the Academy of Music, co-produced by Ensemble Arts Philly and The Shubert Organization.

Music and Artistic Director Yannick Nezet-Seguin and The Philadelphia Orchestra will launch its 2024-2025 season in the newly-named Marian Anderson Hall at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts on

Though it was only a hum, it was deafening to the people who heard it.

It’s been called “a crowd-pleaser and imaginatively theatrical comedy-drama...at a time when intolerance is on the upswing and empathy is under siege. ‘Alabama Story’ is just the play we need.”

It’s a show filled with glitter, glitz and glamour, and when you add a whole lot of soul, you have “Kinky Boots,” Delaware Theatre Company’s sparkling, award-winning musical running through

Almost 120 years after J.M. Synge’s blistering masterpiece “The Playboy of the Western World” shocked audiences, Inis Nua is presenting a bold adaptation by Nigerian playwright Bisi Adigun, founder of