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Internationally acclaimed sculptor Patrick Dougherty spent three weeks in March working on his latest sculpture, Loop de Loop, at Morris Arboretum. He had help from his son Sam, a group of staff members from the arboretum, and rotating groups of volunteers.  Loop de Loop is a maze-like structure that has the feel of a roller […]

The Rivals is a new musical playing now at Bristol Riverside Theatre. Based on the 1775 play by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, this new adaption adds music to the classic farce. The show depicts Lydia Languish, a wealthy young woman who will lose the majority of her endowment if she marries someone without the permission of her […]

When Shake&Bake Theatre‘s Amy Kaissar contacted me about shooting their production of Love’s Labour’s Lost, I jumped at the chance. How could a modern take on Love’s Labour’s Lost, performed while the cast prepares and serves an eight course meal, not be a great idea? Of course, then we started talking about the […]

Most of my experience with art is mainly as a spectator. I’ve looked at paintings, photographs, sculptures; watched plays, films, and concerts. But I’ve never experienced anything quite like the work of Tania El Khoury, an artist who splits her time between London and Lebanon. El Khoury’s work pulls you in, makes you a part […]

Public Justice’s Trial Lawyer of the Year award always takes me to interesting places to meet interesting people who have worked on important legal cases. This year was no different. And for the first time in the last six years, the award went to two different legal teams for two different cases. The team of Michael […]

Parks on Tap is a traveling beer garden that appears in parks all over Philadelphia. You can hang out at a park, drink beer, lounge in hammocks, and play outdoor games all for a good cause. A portion of the proceeds goes back to parks.