Arts

Aged and succumbing to Parkinson's disease, Edward Weston set up his camera on the rocky California coast in 1948 and framed up his final photographs.

Don't wait till the 11th hour to buy tickets for Philly Rocks Your Playlist, the fifth annual fundraiser for Barrymore Award-winning 11th Hour Theatre Co.

visual art Having just overthrown a king, America's founding fathers were understandably averse to monarchies, shunning the trappings of royalty while laying the groundwork for

Picture this: Frenetic, sweaty lonely-hearts swarm a dancefloor, propelled by steely club music.

For all of Hare's airs, The Breath of Life is the stuff of a Lifetime movie.

A palpable feeling exists in the audience of a Bruce Graham play: the tingling sense of people eagerly awaiting reasons to laugh.

The title of saxophonist/composer Jimmy Heath's new autobiography, I Walked With Giants (Temple University Press), is typically self-effacing, seemingly ranking his achievements somewhere below the jazz legends with whom he's worked.

The ass-kicking heroine is more fanboy fantasy than actualized female. But Yun Ko ain't one of those gun-toting busty babes.

For 25 years, the Community Education Center's New Edge Mix has provided experience "for performers who have had few performing opportunities."