Symphonic splendor, delightful musical theatre, a thought-provoking Pulitzer Prize-winning play and the importance of female documentarians are notable in local arts this week.

Plus, free Italian Cultural event, “The Secret of Italy,” happens Saturday in Tinicum; local kids invited to enter Delco’s Juneteenth art contest; Concord Township teams up with ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra’s 4th annual Pride Concert will go on as planned, despite losing a $25,000 federal grant from the ...

SEPTA makes interim GM permanent Scott Sauer, who started as a trolley operator at SEPTA 35 years ago and has […] ...

In his eight years as mayor of Philadelphia and eight more as governor of Pennsylvania, Edward G. Rendell was often ...

Cellist Susan Babini will be soloist in Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra June 6 and 7 concerts of Aaron Jay Kernis' "Colored ...

Yannick Nézet-Séguin led the Philadelphia Orchestra in the first of two full concert performances of Wagner’s 1865 ...

Séguin's production outing at the Metropolitan Opera next season, but The Philadelphians' performance will be hard to match ...

We’re on our way, but we can’t let up,’ said the former governor and mayor who was honored at this year’s Great Stages Gala.

Each summer, many of the best-known classic performers, composers and conductors descend upon Colorado and New Mexico. Here ...

Skelton had a chance to speak with OperaWire about the role of Tristan, making his Philadelphia Orchestra debut, and ...

Located just a mile from downtown Saratoga Springs, SPAC stands among the country’s elite concert venues, with a summer ...