Theater Review: ‘Phaedra Backwards’
It is already the end at the beginning of “Phaedra Backwards,” an imaginatively conceived and often amusing new play by Irish playwright Marina Carr...
Dancing Under the Moon — with a Camera
The Sierra Tarahumara in northern Mexico is one of the most unspoiled areas of wilderness left in the world today. “Words like mystical, powerful,...
Theater Review: ‘It Shoulda Been You’
The stereotypical image of the over-bearing, impossible-to-please, emotionally crippling Jewish mother is not one that is easy to erase from our mind, especially considering...
No Seat Belt Needed: The State Theater Brings Europe Here
"There’s nothing like a live performance,” says Mark Jones, who arrived as CEO of New Brunswick’s State Theater in January. He steers a theater...
Phaedra Through the Eyes of an Irish Playwright
Irish playwright Marina Carr grew up in a household full of artistic pursuits and a general love of the arts and literature. Both of...