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The dancers of Helen Pickett's "TILT." (Photo by Erin Baiano.)

Pennsylvania Ballet presents 'On Edge'

Three to think on

The Pennsylvania Ballet's 'On Edge' presented three pieces (including two world premieres) that took audiences to the edge of emotion and sent them home young again. Camille Bacon-Smith reviews.

Camille Bacon-Smith

Nov 11, 2017 Articles 4 minute read

Solo violinist David Kim. (Photo by Jan Regan.)

Philadelphia Orchestra presents Bach and Bruckner

Sturm, drang, and welcome quiet

Philadelphia Orchestra music director Yannick Nézet-Séguin and concertmaster David Kim shine in a double bill of favorite works by Bach and Bruckner. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

Cameron Kelsall

Nov 11, 2017 Articles 3 minute read

Ying Li's 'Cranberry Island, Red Canoe,' oil on linen, 16 x 16 inches. (Photo courtesy of Gross McCleaf Gallery.)

Gross McCleaf Gallery presents Ying Li's 'Sojourn'

Double geographies

Gross McCleaf Gallery's exhibition of artist Ying Li's new work shows her progress from the social realism of the Chinese Cultural Revolution to pure abstraction. Lev Feigen reviews.

Lev Feigin

Nov 10, 2017 Articles 3 minute read

Undated photo of Martha P. Johnson, photographer unknown. (Photo courtesy of Netflix.)

David France's 'The Life and Death of Marsha P. Johnson'

Marsha P. Johnson documentary dogged by controversy

The gay liberation movement started when Marsha P. Johnson threw the first brick at the 1969 Stonewall uprising, but David France's 'The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson' shows how the movement often excluded the “T” in “LGBT.” Adryan Corcione reviews.

Adryan Corcione

Nov 10, 2017 Articles 3 minute read

Ali Abu Awwad surveys the land with a fellow resident of Gush Etzion. (Photo courtesy of the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival.)

Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival 2017: Rabbi Mordechai Vardi's 'The Field'

Talking across the divide

Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival brings Rabbi Mordechai Vardi's documentary 'The Field' from Israel to Philadelphia, as two peoples learn to speak a common language. Stacia Friedman reviews.

Stacia Friedman

Nov 09, 2017 Articles 2 minute read

Bruce Gendelman's 'Portal,' 2015. (Photo courtesy of the National Museum of American Jewish History.)

NMAJH presents Bruce Gendelman's 'Sifting Through Ashes'

When memory fails, art survives

In the National Museum of American Jewish History's 'Sifting Through Ashes,' Bruce Gendelman's paintings and photographs revisit the Holocaust as it begins to fade from living memory. Pam Forsythe reviews.

Pamela J. Forsythe

Nov 09, 2017 Articles 4 minute read

Eran Bugge and Robert Kleinedorst in 'Esplanade.' (Photo by Paul B. Goode.)

NextMove Dance presents Paul Taylor Dance Company

Three classics of dance

NextMove Dance brings Paul Taylor Dance Company back to Philadelphia, this time with three of his masterpieces. Camille Bacon-Smith reviews.

Camille Bacon-Smith

Nov 07, 2017 Articles 4 minute read

Alex Keiper and Michael Doherty work out his issues in 'TouchTones.' (Photo by Mark Garvin.)

Arden Theatre Company presents 'Touchtones' (second review)

Under the white dress

Michael Hollinger and Robert Maggio's new musical, 'TouchTones,' at the Arden Theatre Company, reminds us that it isn’t really about the bride. Alaina Mabaso reviews.

Alaina Johns

Nov 07, 2017 Articles 4 minute read

L to R: Damon Bonetti, Jessica Johnson, and Tabitha Allen make Christmas magic. (Photo by Mark Garvin.)

Walnut Street Theatre presents 'It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play'

It's a wonderful production

'It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play' shares holiday cheer in a fresh retelling of a familiar story at the Walnut Street Theatre's Studio 3. Mark Cofta reviews.