Bob Dylan’s Turning 70, and We’re Ready to Sing
First, British rocker Ian Hunter did it, in June, 2009. Then Ringo Starr did it in July, 2010. Had John Lennon lived, he would...
The Symphony That Never Fails to Inspire the Soul
Music director Jacques Lacombe has chosen a big piece to conclude the 2010-’11 New Jersey Symphony Orchestra season — Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 3....
Theater Review: ‘Sleeping Beauty Wakes’
Most of us are acquainted with the fabled fairy tale about the princess who, along with everyone else in that particular kingdom long ago...
Gathering Real Stories for the Stage
Adam Immerwahr has directed Shakespearean theater. He has worked with the Public Theater in New York, currently serves as the associate producer at McCarter...
Theater Review: ‘Little Women’
Literature’s usually a great place to find source material for solid musicals. From “My Fair Lady” to “Camelot,” on through to “Cats” and “Wicked”...
Theater Review: ‘Samuel J. and K.’
Trenton’s Passage Theater is ending its 2010-’11 season on a high with Mat Smart’s play “Samuel J. and K.” about two young African-American men...