Year: 2004

The Wilma Theater’s newest addition to the 2003-2004 season, “Wintertime,” defies singular moments of relevance and the extraordinary. Quite frankly, beginning-to-end, it is relevant and extraordinary. Playwright Charles L. Mee carves a beautiful tale of

Aries (Mar. 21 – Apr. 19) So, you think spring is in the air, do ya? Well, you’d better watch out because nature is a harsh mistress and can stab you in the back with

“USED: New Work from Old Things,” the Painted Bride Art Center’s latest exhibit, promises to show visitors a new way at looking at ordinary objects. From April 2 through May 22, seven artists will display

Family Traditions Lush and exclusive rehabs along the California coast might as well add an Osbourne wing. Kelly, the petulant daughter of incoherent rock legend, Ozzy, has checked into Promises, a popular Malibu rehab center

After six months of negotiations, Temple University administration and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1723 at Temple have reached a tentative agreement that AFSCME members will vote on at

An unusual real-life story sparked the inspired two writers tocompose a story of sex, love and parenthood was born. “Tom, Dick and Harriet” is the brainchild of Shankar Vedantam, a former Philadelphia Inquirer author and