Arts

When Peter Reynolds won Temple University's Provost Seed Grant, it wasn't just a gift given for services rendered.

Every September since 1982, bookworms have commemorated how narrow-minded The Man can be by celebrating a host of damn good reads that have either been challenged or banned from public view.

The film's 35th anniversary has inspired productions of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest all over the country, a nice reminder of how Dale Wasserman's play stays much truer to Ken Kesey's novel than the movie.

Hollinger's intimate, powerful work — given a superb Arden Theatre Co. production by director Jim Christy — uses supernatural mystery to explore creative inspiration.

It's a small miracle that Kander and Ebb's Curtains ever made it to Broadway.

"I want to think seriously about what I can accomplish with what's left of my life."

Shows in two adjacent galleries at the PMA's Perelman Building please the eye and refresh the psyche in utterly opposing styles.

Observing people examining the paintings in the Brandywine River Museum's new show is more like watching visitors at a funhouse hall of mirrors than patrons at an art exhibition.