Reporter Katz Talks Christie, Democracy, and a Bridge Saga
‘It is about public officials on six-figure salaries using their powers to affect the life of one person and then affecting the lives of...
Brothers Seek a Better Sound – On and Off Stage
‘Big studios are done,” says Geoff Hazelrigg, sitting in his apartment with his brother, George, in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Beside them is a large metal...
Princeton Summer Theater Review: ‘God of Carnage’
For years conflict has been recognized as a major ingredient of drama. How else to explain why Edward Albee and David Mamet have become...
Opera Summer Program Something to Sing About
Opera lovers can fill their hearts with song as the Westminster Choir College’s CoOPERAtive moves into a three-week series of free concerts, recitals, and...
Princeton Becomes Sound Stage for Contemporary Music
So Percussion will wake up the regional music scene with a series of free concerts of contemporary and innovative music in a variety of...
International Piano Festival Returns to Princeton
The Golandsky Institute’s 13th International Piano Festival is bringing a solid week of summer classics, jazz, and show music to the Princeton University campus....