When the Play’s Star Is Princeton
‘There are some people who are ostensibly great nature lovers unless nature infringes on their well-tended lawns or eats their flowers.” This is part...
Review: ‘Nunsensations’
They’re back, those capering, singing, dancing nuns, who overturn the image of the staid, quiet, reserved women following a religious life that is anything...
New York Review: ‘Pig Farm’
Pigs don’t fly and they don’t sing, but they do stampede and wreak havoc in Greg Kotis’ often hilarious but extremely gross farce “Pig...
A Watercolorist Witnesses 9/11
‘This isn’t the way I wanted to be an artist. I always wanted to reflect joy. As I got older I started to paint...
This Band Might Already Be on Your TiVo
One of the best ways to get some insight about a band is to ask where its name came from. And the story behind...