Theater Review: ‘Blue Flower’
"The Blue Flower” is a wondrously dreamy Dada-era-invoked new musical, a beautifully incremented multi-media confluence of truth and fantasy, art and history. It is...
A Fricassee of Mexican Folk and Country-Fried Americana
When David Wax first lived and worked in Mexico, he didn’t speak Spanish all that well. What he did know how to do, though,...
Behold Music from the Depths of Nazi Horror
Violinist Aleeza Wadler, founder and artistic director of Motyl Chamber Ensemble, grew up knowing about the Holocaust. The ensemble that she founded in 2003...
Debunking the ‘Tude Towards Close Male Friendships
In the last five or so years, the word “bromance,” that is, a close, non-sexual friendship between men, or “bros” in pop parlance, has...
Theater Review: ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
Harper Lee’s popular and lauded 1960 novel “To Kill A Mockingbird” was lovingly adapted by Horton Foote for the 1962 film version. The film...
Theater Review: ‘The History of Light’
"The History of Light” by Eisa Davis is having its New Jersey premiere at Passage Theater in Trenton. It is only one play, but...