Philadelphia Theatre Company

The Philadelphia Theatre Company production of Lanie Robertson's 'Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill,' set at a long-defunct South Philly club, finds deep resonance in a sense of place — and in a performance by Laurin Talese.

On this week's Crossover, we take to the stage to hear about the Philadelphia Theatre Company's new musical comedy, Murder for Two, running now through…

WRTI's Lesley Valdes reviews Bruce Graham's play that tackles tough truths. The Outgoing Tide is at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre through April 22nd.

WRTI's Susan Lewis looks at THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS - a story of injustice that became the basis for a critically acclaimed Broadway musical. The show sparked…

Jim Cotter speaks with legendary playwright Edward Albee. The Philadelphia Theater Company is presenting his At Home at The Zoo.Jason Peifer visits the…

We listen again to Jim Cotter's recent conversation with conductor Michael Tilson Thomas.Susan Lewis looks at AMERICA I AM: The African American Imprint,…

Jim Cotter speaks with with Katy Friedland and Marla K. Shoemaker, authors of a new children's book A is for Art Museum. We'll also drop in on an art…

Bucks County artist Susan Opie walks us through her works of bugs and critters, now on view in the outdoor sculpture garden at the Michener Art Museum in…

Leif Ove Andsnes, pianist, discusses his latest projects, including a new recording with the Artemis Quartet.The Philadelphia Theater Company moves into…

James Undercoffler: The Philadelphia Orchestra's new president.Public art in Philadelphia and the 100-year-old Fairmount Park Art Association.A review of…