U.S. 1 Crashes a Party: The Crisis Ministry’s 30th Anniversary Celebration
It is uncannily refreshing to attend a gala for a nonprofit that reins in the glitz and puts its money where its mouth is,...
An Artist Creates Happiness — in Three Dimensions
What is happiness? Does it have mass? Does it have weight? Can you see it? ...
The Swing Era – In Living Color
Back in 1988 when he was the pianist for the United States Air Force Band in Washington, D.C., Bud Forrest put together a female...
Theater Review: ‘A Life in the Theater’
Insecurity, distrust, rivalry, frustration, and fear — all the qualities that make acting a questionably/arguably glamorous profession are affectionately and humorously exploited in David...
Brecht Gets an Infusion of Jazz, Rock, and Folk
Periodically tweaked, Bertolt Brecht’s “The Good Person of Setzuan” has remained fresh and provocative for almost 70 years. The Princeton Program in Theater divulges...