When Physics and Art Collide: the Franklin Institute
As Seth Goldstein tells it, he was doing what engineers, especially retired ones, often do. He was toying around with an idea. "I’d actually...
A Play That Asks, ‘What Happens After?’
Christopher Durang has been writing plays at a maddening rate since he was a little boy (with time off in college to collect himself)....
Anon, Nouveau Shakespeare
Princetonian Marvin Cheiten’s latest play is about a world super power invading a small middle eastern country. Titled "Zenobia," this is not about the...
From Cell Phones to Heartbreak
Guitarist, singer and songwriter Cheryl Wheeler’s new album, "Defying Gravity," reflects the nature of her live shows. She takes her audiences on an emotional...
Iraq, Through a Marine’s Eyes
Sandwiched between two generations of Marines, Andrew Lubin now regrets that his own life did not include military service. After hurting his knee playing...
Drama Review: Voice of the Turtle
‘The Voice of the Turtle," the romantic comedy by John Van Druten that is the final production of Princeton Summer Theater, opened on Broadway...