The city dubbed “the Mother of Africa” opens its arms to all visitors.

Story: In this modern re-telling of a tale from Greek mythology, Eurydice falls in love with a musician named Orpheus. On her wedding day she steps away from the reception for a moment. While outside, she is approached by a mysterious man who tells her that he has a letter from her late fath…

Story: Susan Chester enjoys a tranquil existence in a village removed from the hustle and bustle of London. She is divorced and has one child, a son named Simon who has moved to the big city, where he shares a flat with an Egyptian student named Jemal. They’re just friends splitting expenses…

More timely than ever, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s perennially popular South Pacific is given a strong interpretation by Stages St. Louis to close out the company’s 2017 season on a high note.

In roughly a week, readers of all ages and interests may well flock to an ambitious literary event launching in the Central West End.

Story: Dotty Shealey is looking forward to the Christmas holidays at her West Philadelphia home. It’s a chance for her to reunite with her three adult children and celebrate as a family. This year is a bit different, however, as Dotty’s mind has been slipping precipitously.

The Rep drops the curtain on its 51st season with the nation’s first regional theater production of this Tony Award-winning Best Play by Simon Stephens. 

The Pulitzer Arts Foundation's current "Blue Black" exhibition has received solid-gold praise.

Who’d have thought a business major would now be celebrating the 41st anniversary of his own theater company?

Some surprising guest artists help a local theater festival stage a colorful, intriguing play by a gent named Williams.