Life is a Cabaret, Old Chum — in New Hope
If you’re like most people, when you read the word "cabaret," your first thought probably goes to Bob Fosse’s 1972 Oscar-winning film starring Liza...
McCarter Review: ‘Miss Witherspoon’
Hovering in the theatrical Netherland somewhere between satirical allegory and metaphysical farce is "Miss Witherspoon," the latest burst of socio-political rebellion from outre playwright...
Music Festival With a Conscience
Aside from raising awareness to help keep the Raritan River watershed clean, this year’s recently resurrected Raritan River Festival also delivers good music from...
Double Exposure with a Life of Its Own
Divine inspiration or divine intervention – decide for yourself after viewing the you-have-to-see-it-to-believe-it images in "Vie Apres Mort," (Life After Death), the exhibit of...
Whitman on Katrina, Bush, 9/11, and Iraq
It was more than 50 years ago that Christine Todd Whitman’s father gave her a line of advice that would become the guiding star...