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Rosa Cartagena

Rosa Cartagena

Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Historic Logan Theatre to undergo $10 million renovation to become Cicely Tyson Performing Arts C...

Following decades of vacancy and attempts at restoration, the North Philadelphia landmark is reportedly making an attempt at a comeback
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How the ‘Task’ cast ate, laughed, and sang their way through Philly

Actors from as far as South Africa, the Dominican Republic, England, and Ireland and as close as Howell Township, called Philly home for a while. "It’s a very embracing culture," one said of the city.
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‘The Comeuppance,’ ‘Poor Judge,’ win big at Barrymore Awards

The 2025 Barrymore Awards spotlighted productions from 13 regional theater companies in 21 categories.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2025: Lineup, tickets, and what to know

The 34th annual Philadelphia Film Festival runs Oct. 16–26 across three venues, featuring more than 100 films, including Bradley Cooper’s latest project and special guests like Lucy Liu.
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When looking at a sculpture in the Calder Gardens, there is ‘no wro...

Inside the Calder Gardens is an array of artworks arranged in pockets of surprises, with no directions.
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Ken Burns’ new documentary begins with Ben Franklin and has Philade...

The city and its people spearhead ideas of democracy in the six-part, twelve-hour-long "The American Revolution," featuring Benjamin Franklin, James Forten, and Benjamin Rush
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How ‘Task’ creator Brad Ingelsby became the bard of Delco

The "Mare of Easttown" creator and Berwyn native lives less than a mile away from his childhood home. “There is value in shooting something where it’s set," he said.
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Our top 11 theater picks of the season. And where to eat and drink ...

Elvis Presley with a chilled ceviche, Zora Neale Hurston and a vegan dinner, or 'Little Women' with dim sum.
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8 shows we’ve loved at Philly Fringe Fest so far, and the shows we ...

From the Wanamaker Building, to a Mantua rowhouse, and a wood-paneled Greek Hall, the Fringe Fest is everywhere. Here are the best shows we've seen so far.
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Mischief at the Mütter will be replaced with a new Halloween party

Two years after Mütter Museum's very popular fundraiser event was cancelled, a party inspired by a 1518 dancing plague is taking its place.
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Philadelphia filmmaker’s ‘Patrice: The Movie’ about a New Jersey co...

'Philly D.A.' creator Ted Passon's documentary about a Hamilton Township couple living with disabilities and fighting for marriage equality won a Creative Arts Emmy