Review: ‘Frankenstein’
Off-Broad Street Theater is closing its 2005-’06 season with Tim Kelly’s adaptation of “Frankenstein,” Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s incredibly popular 1818 novel. Many writers have...
Staging the Drama of the 1960s
How many times have we heard, “either become active or quit complaining” in reference to a wide range of things, from family dynamics to...
Review: ‘Richard III’
For all intents and purposes, “The Tragedy of King Richard III” is not a comedy. It is, however, the final play in Shakespeare’s tetralogy,...
A Poetry Festival Not Just for Poets
Twenty years ago, poet James Haba gathered with like-minded others, — many from the Princeton area — to dream up a festival to cultivate...
Pender on Conan, Springsteen, and Earland
Mark Pender gets around. Most recently,the vocalist, bandleader, producer, songwriter — and trumpet player with the “Late Night with Conan O’ Brien” Band on...
Belly Laughs for the Over-40 Set
Mike Weiss is having a mid-life crisis. But unlike the rest of us, he is having the time of his mid-life doing it. ...