Sleeping Beauty Wakes
It’s a classic fairy tale — kind of. McCarter Theater’s final production of the season is “Sleeping Beauty Wakes.” The musical centers around a...
A Timeless Classic That’s Jarringly Relevant
In March, 1959, Lorraine Hansberry’s play “A Raisin in the Sun” opened at the Ethel Barrymore Theater in New York City, marking the first...
Anatomy of a Folk Duo, or Learning from Br’er Rabbit
Many musical performers get impatient with labels. Call one a singer/songwriter, or traditionalist, or a song stylist, and you can hear the impatience in...
Theater Review: ‘Strange Faces’
"Asperger’s syndrome is incredibly subtle, treading the thin boundary between quirky personality and psychological disorder,” writes playwright and Princeto senior Andrea Grody in the...
Opportunities
Audition Plays-in-the-Park has open auditions for “Annie, Hairspray,...
Theater Review: ‘Crossing Delancey’
In its time, “Crossing Delancey” was a beloved fairy tale story of an East Side romance. Susan Sadler’s 1985 play premiered at New York’s...