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The internationally acclaimed, award-winning Philadelphia based physical theater company Pig Iron Theatre Company will present the world premiere of Franklin's  Key, written by Dan Rothenberg and Robert Quillen Camp.

After taking the internet by storm with their harmonic and jazz-infused takes on traditional Yiddish melodies, The Shvesters are making their Philly debut with a concert at the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History .

Each spring throughout the past 25 years, InLiquid, located at 1400 North American Street in Olde Kensington, hosts their annual fundraiser that brings together art lovers of all ages from throughout the Philadelphia region.

Act II Playhouse has announced its latest production, “Dial M For Murder” adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher from the Frederick Knott original.

Penn Live Arts will present the U.

Three-time Grammy nominated producer/composer/pianist Orrin Evans will celebrate his half century mark at the iconic Chris’ Jazz Café with a series of special shows with guest artists and friends.

The 19th century British poet Christina Rossetti is immortalized by her most famous work, Goblin Market.

Bucks County Playhouse has announced the world premiere of the new country musical “Hard Road to Heaven” will delay its debut by one day.

The New Hope Celebrates Pride Pageant will return for its 5th year! Don't miss this unforgettable evening of glamor, glitter, and drag royalty.

After an inaugural event last spring, The College of Physicians of Philadelphia will host the second annual Marie Curie's Radiant Ball at the Mütter Museum & Historical Medical Library.

This 60-minute musical revue, designed for middle school-aged performers, is a theatrical celebration of music, creativity, and the dreams that live inside us all.

Nickelodeon and VStar Entertainment Group will present PAW Patrol Live! 'A Mighty Adventure' at the Academy of music.

Four diverse and fiercely talented women composer-pianists will perform a new work that features four grand pianos surrounded by an on-stage audience at Drexel University's Mandell Theater.

The Bearded Ladies are hitting a municipal ice rink near you with a remount of their internationally acclaimed ice-stravaganza Beards on Ice, which asks the age-old question: What's more impossible: Solving the climate crisis or teaching drag queens how to ice skate?

Chris’ Jazz Café will be the place to be on Mardi Gras, which takes place on Tuesday, March 4, 2025.

Created 15 years ago, the famous show OVO ('egg' in Portuguese) by Cirque du Soleil will be making a stop in Philadelphia with a renewed version! Learn more here!

Capathia Jenkins will bring her powerhouse voice and stunning presence to She’s Got Soul, the next concert of The No Name Pops, featuring the greatest hits of soul and R&B.

Theatre Horizon is preparing for the regional premiere of Lauren Yee's Young Americans.

Philadelphia Ballet will present the return of Swan Lake, choreographed by The Ruth and A.

 Pier Players Theatre Company will present the Philadelphia premiere of Ink & Paint at The Media Theatre.

Color bombs, totems, mobiles constructed of wire, sheet metal and fishing lines and 3-D organic sculptures with molds often made with recycled materials like styrofoam, plastic lids and tennis balls are just some of the unusual items that make up Folding Space.

 PCS Theater has announced its upcoming production, My Very Own Polar Bear, a heartwarming and imaginative performance written by local playwright Bill D’Agostino and directed by Holly Kelly Farella.

On Feb 22, 2025, the Philadelphia Music Alliance for Youth (PMAY) Artists' Initiative will be hosting their 2025 Annual PMAY Showcase Concert in Presser Hall at Settlement Music School's Mary Louise Curtis Branch (416 Queen St.

Arden Theatre Company's current production, Holy Grail of Memphis, will receive another extension due to its overwhelming popularity.

South Philadelphia-based theater company Theatre Exile has announced the return of its  Philly GRIT series from February 26 to March 15, bringing audiences a fresh season of provocative, unfiltered performances by Philadelphia-based artists.