There is something special about stepping into the Forrest Theatre on a crisp winter evening. The lights along Walnut Street glow. The crowd buzzes with anticipation. And if you’re heading in to see CLUE, you can feel the energy shift…
Restaurant Week always feels like an invitation — a gentle nudge to step out of your routine, explore something new, and treat yourself without guilt. This year, Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar made that invitation irresistible. From Sunday, January…
There are shows you watch, and then there are shows you feel. Seeing Suffs at the Academy of Music in Philly landed squarely in that second category. I went with one of my besties—one of those friends who holds space…
Welcome to the January newsletter. There is so much to be grateful for in 2026. From making it through 2025 and more. I commit to making sure that I continue to walk in my craft. So buckle up for content…
The holiday season often comes with pressure. We’re told that love is measured by the size of the box under the tree or the price tag attached to it. Yet, the truth is simpler: the most meaningful gifts are often…
There are nights when nostalgia and artistry collide, and stepping into the Academy of Music for Back to the Future was one of those moments. The iconic film that shaped generations found new life on stage, and Philadelphia’s historic venue…
Let’s talk Carmine’s Eatery! When it comes to finding a restaurant that combines bold flavors, comforting classics, and a welcoming atmosphere, Carmine’s Eatery stands out as a true gem. Recently, I had the pleasure of dining there, and the experience…
There are productions that entertain, productions that provoke, and then there are productions that transform. The Mountaintop at the Arden Theatre belongs firmly in the last category. Having seen this play staged at other theaters, I walked into the Arden…
Enjoy the whimsical moments that is the Netflix House. From bites to experience this immersive experience will be the talk to the town
Amy Berryman’s Walden, directed by Seth Rozin, is a quietly electrifying meditation on climate grief, sisterhood, and the tension between escape and commitment. I saw it at InterAct Theatre’s Proscenium Theatre, and I was deeply moved by the performances—especially Alice…
