Arts & Entertainment

Patrick Page explores Shakespeare’s dark side

By Neal Zoren Richard III, Aaron the Moor, Shylock, Marcus Junius Brutus, Claudius, Iago, Macbeth. The order in which Shakespeare’s most notorious villains appeared on stage. Also the order in which Patrick...

Bucks County Playhouse review: ‘Rent’

Jennifer Weber’s production of “Rent” at New Hope’s Bucks County Playhouse works on so many levels, touches on...

For Dragan Milovanovic, chess is a lifelong battle

Chess is a thinking person’s game. Skill requires experience to recognize patterns and strategies. Countering an opponent’s moves...

Alec Baldwin joins Princeton University Concerts series

Actor Alec Baldwin will join WQXR host Terrance McKnight for a conversation about music as a source of...

Bordentown Old City Hall Sunday Soirees return with history, art

The Old City Hall Restoration Committee’s Sunday Soiree series returns to Bordentown City in September with programs exploring...

Opportunities

Auditions Playhouse 22 has announced its audition schedule...

Review: ‘The Best of Enemies’

Stand up and be counted, show the world that you’re a man! Stand up and be counted and go with the Klu Klux Klan!...

Charles Willson Peale: Painter, Patriot, Princeton Icon

There are two reasons to assume that American artist Charles Willson Peale’s 1784 painting “George Washington at the Battle of Princeton” — on permanent...

This Cop’s Hobby? Being George Washington

John Godzieba not only looks like the Washington in Princeton University Art Museum’s 1784 painting of “George Washington at the Battle of Princeton,” but...

Making Scrooge Fly: Backstage at McCarter’s ‘Carol’

Every December a curious sort of magic appears at McCarter Theater: its adaptation of “A Christmas Carol.” ...

Translating Borges –– From Printed Word to Painted Canvas

Ten years ago this month Princeton Pike-based neurosurgeon Ariel Abud and his wife of 40 years,Janice, realized a dream that was immersed in matters...
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