Art for Insomniacs, Newbies, and Gallery Hounds
From the outside, it looks like an old, well-built Trenton factory, which it was. On the inside, it looks like a museum in the...
Summer Arts Preview: Classical Music
Drawing on material from half a dozen different genres, the Princeton Festival evokes Paris at the turn of the 20th century in “La Belle...
Opera Review: Mirette
Under the banner “La Belle Epoque” the Princeton Festival is presenting a season that includes an opera, a musical comedy, a jazz program, a...
Who Will Win the Tonys — A Critic’s Picks
Living up to its fabled moniker as “the fabulous invalid,” Broadway survived a crippling 19-day strike by the stage hands’ union last fall. ...
Off-Broadstreet Review: ‘Twilight of the Golds’
Putting aside for a moment its more usual fare of zany comedies and musicals, Off-Broadstreet Theatre is challenging its audience with a pessimistic drama....
Instead of XBox, Try Nature Unplugged
Ah summertime, lazy days spent skipping stones, building forts, laying in the grass, and catching lighting bugs, right? Wrong. ...