Tagged: Bristol Riverside Theatre

Two musicians discover secrets about one another - and learn about themselves - through their work on a song cycle by 19th-century German composer Robert Schumann.  WRTI's Susan Lewis considers this award-winning drama about the power of music to bridge differences.

Ahead of a recital at the Kimmel Center on Tuesday, November 16th, 2010, we speak with violinist Midori.

Susan Lewis explores Jon Marans' award-winning play, Old Wicked Songs, as Bristol Riverside Theatre readies a new production directed by the playwright.

Tom Keels explores the history of Tindley Temple in Philadelphia, and its current renaissance.

We speak with Katy Friedland and Marla Shoemaker. They are the authors of Art Museum Opposites, a new children's book.

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As the economic downturn continues to bite, we speak with the City of Philadelphia's Chief Cultural Officer, Gary Steuer. Public forums are being held to get community input on the city's approach to arts and culture.

David Patrick Stearns reports on the final week of The Philadelphia Orchestra's tour of Europe and the Canary Islands.

We mark Black History Month by revisiting Susan Lewis' look at In Search of Missing Masters, a show of African-American Art at the Woodmere Art Museum in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia.