Wooden Soldier: The Definitive Gustav Stickley
‘The frenzy of Stickley (is reaching) its pinnacle in New Jersey,” says Ulysses Dietz, curator at the Newark Museum and a leading expert on...
A Hot Ticket from the 18th Century, Revisited
Opera at Rutgers’ production of “Flora” treats audiences to an experience in time-travel. And to an experience in space-travel, as well. The re-creation of...
Theater Review: ‘The Good Person of Setzuan’
Bertolt Brecht’s “Good Person of Setzuan,” now playing through Saturday, November 20, in McCarter’s Berlind Theater, doesn’t have an ending. It just stops, torn...
Pat Tanner: Lahiere’s, Remembered
When I heard the news that Lahiere’s, the iconic Princeton restaurant, was closing its doors after 90 years, I was surprised by the depth...
Funny and Funnier: George Street Playhouse’s New Comedy
Sitting in my theater seat, waiting for the curtain to go up, I usually peruse the credits in the theater program. Almost always, I...