New York Review: `The Stone Carver’
The questionable legitimacy of Eminent Domain can be explained in simple terms: It allows one private rich and powerful party to take the property...
Review: `Betrayal’
Dating from the late 1970s, Harold Pinter’s "Betrayal" exhibits a wide range of one of Pinter’s best known characteristics: ambiguity. There are ambiguous pauses,...
Review: `Twelfth Night’
After a year’s break, Princeton Rep is once again performing Shakespeare in Princeton’s Pettoranello Gardens Amphitheater in Community Park North. Now halfway through its...
Building Bridges the Artist’s Way
Trying to sum up the life of a man like John A. Roebling in one exhibit is no easier task than twisting the wire...
Celebrating the Unlikeliest Brass Instrument
Tubist Karl Megules is a strong, passionate advocate for his instrument, a powerful but misunderstood big brass horn. He really hates the stereotypes the...