No Paint Needed: This Art Is Created in the Laboratory
For those, like me, who have trouble fitting the square pegs of science into the round holes of your brain, an exhibit titled “The...
The Hidden Dramatization of ‘Eugene Onegin’
In 1937 in Moscow, what was to be the premiere performance of the dramatization of Pushkin’s novel “Eugene Onegin,” with music by Sergei Prokofiev,...
‘One for the Money’:Trenton Makes, Hollywood Takes
I was probably 14 or 15 years old when I was first introduced to Stephanie Plum, the beloved lingerie-saleswoman-turned-bounty-hunter heroine in Janet Evanovich’s series...
Theater Review: ‘The Convert’
In Danai Gurira's powerful and gripping new play set in 1895 through 1897 in the region of South Africa that had recently been officially...
Bill Scheide Turns 98
It’s become a Princeton tradition among classical music enthusiasts — musician, philanthropist, and humanitarian William H. Scheide’s annual birthday concert at Richardson Auditorium. Each...