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...

Artist Minako Ota Discusses ‘Spirits Among Us’ May 14 at Princeton Library

Artist Minako Ota discusses and answers questions about “Spirits Among Us,” her exhibit of 25 yōkai paintings on view in the Reading Room, Thursday,...

Opening the Vault: Grounds For Sculpture Takes Visitors on a Tour of the Past

This spring, Grounds For Sculpture invites visitors behind the scenes for a rare glimpse into its hidden treasures. ...

Circus Vazquez at Quaker Bridge Mall May 15-25

Circus Vazquez, founded in 1969 in Mexico City, will be at Quaker Bridge Mall from May 15 through May 25 as part of its...

McCarter Theater Review: Mrs. Christie

As played at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre, Heidi Armbruster’s play, “Mrs. Christie,” is more of a puzzle than a mystery. ...

Music That Tells a Story: Opera 101

On Friday, May 8 at 4 p.m., the Princeton Symphony Orchestra presents Music That Tells a Story, a free event for anyone who has...

George Street Playhouse Review: My Lord, What a Night

As Marian Anderson and Albert Einstein enter Einstein’s cluttered, untended Princeton home in Deborah Brevoort’s “My Lord, What a Night,” both international icons emerge...
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