In the wake of controversy surrounding the Public Theater's Trump-themed 'Julius Caesar,' Chris Braak wonders when it's okay to assassinate your political leaders (onstage).

David Mamet declared a no-talkback zone around productions of his drama 'Oleanna.' Cara Blouin is talking back anyway.

To tackle accurate representation in the arts, we have to make sure the next generation of artists feels included. T-VOCE attempts to do just that. Alaina Mabaso considers.

Does Philadelphia Shakespeare Theatre's 90-minute 'Hamlet' help or hurt Will's legacy? Alaina Mabaso considers.

For Mother's Day, Kathye Fetsko Petrie has compiled a list of historical and contemporary writer moms worth knowing. Does your list match up? Do you even have a list?

It's amusement-park season, so what better time for Bruce Klauber to recall the era of the "trolley parks," when the end of the line offered fun and entertainment for all?

This year’s Philadelphia Flower Show is a pleasant trip to tulip time in Holland. But how does all this play out with global warming and a climate-denying new EPA chief? A.D. Amorosi puts on the wooden shoes and reports.

Organizers must get off the Internet and into a room together. Philly’s Writers Resist is about to take it to the streets. Alaina Mabaso reports.

MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger spent three years researching, photographing, and interviewing subjects for a traveling exhibition on US hunger, housed in a trailer. Anndee Hochman goes inside.

Shaila Kapoor on loving, losing, and rediscovering the joy of music through the worn keys of her childhood piano.