Playwrights Bring Slavery Past to Present
Playwrights Bring Slavery Past to Present As part...
Bernstein Gallery Takes A Stand Against Ashes and Shadows
Never forget. Those words are repeated after each incident, and yet there appears to be a whole lot of forgetting going on. ...
Review: Bristol Riverside’s ‘Quartet’
Ronald Harwood’s “Quartet” doesn’t boast the most original characters or dilemmas. Personalities of the kind Harwood draws inhabit many a play about the elderly,...
Over Here: Remembering the Great War at the State Museum
On October 8, 1918, Oscar Knudsen joined fellow Trentonians Spencer Bloor and Frank Kowalski in a select fraternity: soldiers who died in World War...
Homecoming for Poet Ntozake Shange
Noted American poet, performance artist, playwright, and novelist Ntozake Shange arrives at the Arts Council of Princeton on Wednesday, November 15, for a free...
Duet Exhibition Captures Spirit of Art All Day
The recipe is simple: Take two artists of different backgrounds, communities, and mediums. Put them together to collaborate on an exhibition. Have the opening...