Princeton Festival – The Season in Review
Both in general and in terms of musical theater, the Princeton Festival was eclectic, touching on various genres and types of music and featuring...
A Revolutionary Idea 250 Years in the Making
They say they want a revolution — or to just continue the one still making its impact on the world. ...
Bucks County Playhouse Review: ‘Tick, Tick . . . Boom!’
So what do you do? A composer fulfills his ultimate dream. He creates a musical that develops a cult following, is the runaway hit...
Cultivating Regional Beauty One Iris at a Time
There is a small, easy-to-miss house in a quiet post-World War II Hamilton development that is the home of an unexpected beauty — one...
Princeton Summer Theater Review: ‘Pride and Prejudice’
Some creative works come with their observations, wit, humor, characterization, romance, and theme so effectively built-in, they are complete unto themselves. They don’t need...
In Their Own Voice: ‘In Between Shows’ Writer at Man Cave
That the City Gardens — the 1980s Trenton punk-music venue — has become part of a regional generation’s personal memory is evident with the...