If Fox News chairman Roger Ailes had propositioned Phyllis Schlafly, the virtuous first lady of American conservatism, how would Phyllis have responded? Let me consider the possibilities.

There's no reason for families with young children to miss out on this year's Philly Fringe excitement. You just need a little guidance; allow BSR editor Wendy Rosenfield to assist.

A Colorado production of the opera 'The Ballad of Baby Doe,' and a production of 'Fiddler on the Roof' in a church got Wendy Rosenfield thinking about history, legacies, and access to the arts.

'Broad Street Review' has been delighting your eyes and mind for the last 10 years. Now we've got something exciting for your ears.

Some Islamic governments want a ban on insulting religion to be written into international law. But who will draft such legislation? Let me take a whack at it.

InterAct Theatre Company's straight-white-man-helmed production of Young Jean Lee's 'Straight White Men' has 99 problems, and the truth is one.

Two quotations from prominent men went viral in May — one for its profundity, the other for its tactlessness. But which was which?

Music produces good citizens, argued the visionary musical pedagogue Shinichi Suzuki. So how many U.S. presidents have mastered a musical instrument? And how did that experience affect their performance in office? The envelopes, please.

A look at some of the week's most compelling 'Broad Street Review' posts, with a welcome to some new writers, and a goodbye to one of our dance writers.

How can a candidate with so many negatives persuade most Americans to vote for him? This is no job for an ordinary pundit — it’s a job for Broad Street Review.