In Troubled Times, Lee Goldberg Turns to Soup
Listening to the news these days can bring unspeakable sadness. ...
The Princeton Festival: From Bach to Broadway to Opera Buffa
This week marks the opening performances of the Princeton Symphony Orchestra’s Princeton Festival, which runs through June 22. While the headlining event of the...
Crossroads Theatre Company Review: ‘Fences’
Though the drama and humanity of August Wilson’s best piece, “Fences,” is glimpsed at New Brunswick’s Crossroad Theatre, Ricardo Khan’s production had not reached...
Morpeth Exhibit Offers Tribute to Art of Lyanne Malamed
Morpeth Contemporary in Hopewell presents “Mystery, Memory and Magic: The Art of Lyanne Malamed.” An opening reception takes place Saturday, June 8, from 5:30...
Princeton Makes Puts Two New Poets in the Spotlight
Princeton Makes, a Princeton-based artist cooperative, and Ragged Sky Press, a local publisher focused on poetry, hosts its monthly Second Sunday Poetry Reading on...
Bucks County Playhouse Review: ‘Noises Off’
With a uniformly magnificent cast and a will to take Michael Frayn’s hilariously constructed farce, “Noises Off,” to its most precarious physical degree, director...