Playing Around

Ever since I picked up my first Agatha Christie, I’ve been a fan of British mysteries. After finishing the Christie whodunnits, I moved [...]

With three new exhibitions, Philadelphia’s preeminent galleries investigate nuances of expression in the context of race, gender, and [...]

Birdland is BACK, upstairs now, downstairs come autumn. On the occasion of Allan Harris’ latest CD release, Kate’s Soulfood, a tribute [...]

Bestselling German crime writer Charlotte Link is known for creating page turners with intriguing characters and intricate plots. Her [...]

BBC Television Play of the Month 1976 Oscar Wilde’s only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray (published here in 1891), was prefaced by a [...]

From July 9 to 30 the “Films on the Green 2021 Festival” promises to enchant us with eight films and a recorded concert focused on [...]

Under the aegis of Smithsonian Associates, art historian Elizabeth Lev presents an informative and entertaining lecture – illustrated by [...]

What happened to 11 year-old Rhys Jones is all too familiar. In 2007, Rhys was leaving soccer practice in Liverpool, England, when he was [...]