Review: ‘Barefoot in the Park’
There was a time not too long ago when going to a Neil Simon comedy was a virtual guarantee of almost constant laughter. Times...
Good Art Comes in Small Packages
‘Each time I come to Princeton, I feel like I’m getting smarter,” says Ik-Joong Kang, who organized this year’s annual small works exhibit at...
Requiem Redux
The Brahms German Requiem takes on a whole new meaning at Princeton Pro Musica’s Sunday, March 19 concert at Richardson Auditiorium. For this concert,...
Traveling on the Razor’s Edge
Princeton resident and internationally renowned artist Thomas George is inspired by landscapes — including Monet’s gardens, Giverny, Renoir’s gardens, and the Welsh garden of...
He’s Hot, He’s Argentinian, and He’s Here
When Lincoln Center’s Great Performers series planned a month-long celebration of the music of Argentine-American composer Osvaldo Golijov during January and February, they were...