Theater Review: ‘Molly Sweeney’
Being able to savor each and every word in a play isn’t always possible as there are the usual and inevitable and mostly obligatory...
Mel Leipzig on Teaching, Paris, Ibsen, and the Color Blue
Since 1980 Harry I. Naar has been teaching at Rider University where he is a tenured professor of fine arts and director of the...
Get Smart: Geek Freak Weekend
The second annual Pi Day, in honor of one of Princeton’s most renowned residents, Albert Einstein, whose birthday was March 14 (3.14!), takes place...
The Dramatic Power of the One-Person Show
"My mom taught me how to act,” says writer/actor Carlo D’Amore, whose solo performance piece “No Parole” at Passage Theater’s Solo Flights Festival gives...
Pat Tanner: Parkinson’s Benefit
Food and wine dinners that gather together noted restaurant chefs in support of worthwhile causes are nothing new, especially not along the Route 1...