Artists like Banksy and so many others have used their art to make political statements. The Black Arts Movement was and is a powerful voice addressing oppression and inequality through words, visuals, and music.

The Philadelphia Folksong Society is thrilled to celebrate their 60th Annual Philadelphia Folk Festival, taking place August 18-22, 2022 on the Old Pool Farm in beautiful Upper Salford Township, PA.

Before The Bohemian Rhapsody begat the Rocketman and Elvis, these biographies sang the history of American music.

On the brink of their ten-year anniversary, I chat with the Co-Artistic Directors and founders of Power Street Theater, Erlina Ortiz and Gabriela Sanchez.

Genuine liberty is at a real, raw deficit when it comes to the Supreme Court’s dismantling of Roe V Wade and women’s abortion rights (to say nothing of SCOTUS’ promise […]

From Kevin Hart and The Chainsmokers to Amy Schumer and Tom Jones, a small army of show biz A-listers are headed to the region’s gambling dens.

PW caught up with the acclaimed Indigenous playwright Madeline Sayet to talk "Where We Belong" – and why the play at Philadelphia Theatre Company is her most vulnerable work ever.

We talk about Delco, stage names, and why she hopes that if people see her telling jokes about depression, suicide and bullying, they will feel less alone.

Black iconography in pop culture.

An Astonishing Apocalyptic Debut from a Bold New Local Talent