Review: ‘Translations’
Coinciding with the acquisition by the Princeton University Library of a significant and valued collection (more than 1,000 items) of classic, contemporary, and rare...
Broadway Review: ‘A Chorus Line’
The cheers and ecstatic audience response as well as the glowing reviews that greeted “A Chorus Line” when it opened Off-Broadway at the Public...
A Loaf of Bread, a Palette, and Thou
‘I have been to a lot of paint outs, and this is the best one I have ever been to,” says Long Island painter...
What Becomes a Legend Most?
While many 85-year-olds are two decades into retirement, Dave Brubeck finds that there is still not enough time in the day for him to...
Opportunities
Auditions ClubArtsOnStage seeks actors for “Through Our Eyes,”...
Dracula the Musical and Dracula the Ballet
Usually once a play or musical has been worked and reworked in “development” in regional theaters, out-of-town tryouts, or previews in New York City,...