From Another Wilson: Lacerating, But Healing Racial Views
Theater changed in 1984 when a then-unknown playwright named August Wilson (pictured at right) saw his play “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” open at the...
Major Exhibition Shows Picasso True to Form and Shape
Will the real Picasso please stand up? In...
Fiber Artist Weaves Community Stories
Participating in a community-wide art project hasn’t been this much fun since the creation of “Happy World,” the mural in the Princeton Public Library...
Crossroads Theater Review: Fly
It seems a bit redundant as you watch all four characters representing the Tuskegee Airmen, the first black pilots in the American military, go...
Opportunities
Audition The Greater Princeton Youth Orchestra holds auditions...
Afghan Women: Meet the Survivors
The faces of Afghan women shown on the nightly news can be shocking and disturbing. Many have been deprived of the most basic human...