Theater Review: ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’
What exactly is the price or the reward for seeing a classic farcical masterpiece perhaps one too many times? That is the question that...
The Architect with a Painter’s Sensibility
The tubes of paint are neatly splayed out on the desk. Jars are filled with brushes that have been lovingly cleaned. On an easel...
The Not So Secret Story of the Woman Behind the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association
While growing up in extraordinary wealth in the early 20th century, heiress to the fortunes of two of the three great Chicago meatpacking dynasties...
A Director Who Sees Opera as Musical Theater
‘I was a tenured professor, but I thought it was time to move on,” says Claudia Zahn, who directed the opera programs at the...
Theater Review: ‘The How And the Why’
There were two good reasons that made me look forward to the world premiere of the new play by Sarah Treem. First, I was...