Review: ‘Entertaining Mr. Sloane’
New York audiences got their first opportunity to relish British bad-boy playwright Joe Orton’s devilishly cynical 1964 play in 1965. They didn’t relish it...
Princeton’s Young Cello Virtuoso
Nicholas Bodnar of Princeton, a finalist in the New Jersey Symphony Orchetra’s Young Artist Auditions, will compete with three other finalists for $20,000 in...
A New Music Venue Lights Up Nassau Street
What used to be the Annex Bar and Grill on Nassau Street and Tulane Avenue is now Sotto 128, an upscale Italian restaurant and...
Havrilla: Just a Girl with a Guitar
Christine Havrilla was doing one of the things that makes her the happiest. She was driving in her SUV down I-85 in North Carolina,...
The Meaning of Life
Spring of last year in Manhattan was marked in the theater world by an Off Broadway opening of a one-man play called “Thom Pain...
Review: ‘Gunmetal Blues’
‘It was dawn when I left the Red Eye (Lounge). And the rain on my face was a washrag full of straight pins,” is...