Broadway Review: ‘700 Sundays’
The one-person show/ showcase was undoubtedly a trend this fall as Whoopi Goldberg brought humor to her political opinions through Fontaine, the drug-saturated junkie,...
Cannes Do: A Film Festival in NJ
Didn’t make it to Sundance or Cannes this year? Did DiNiro forget to mail your all-access pass to the Tribeca Film Festival again? Not...
NJ Rep: ‘Touch of Rapture’
At the opening of "Touch of Rapture," a new play by Mary Fengar Gale, Clovis Myrtle Minton, a reclusive sculptress, is dying. She asks...
A Concert to Honor Volunteers for the Homeless
In a gracious and unusual departure from the typical refreshments-only reception to honor volunteers, the board of the Mercer County chapter of the Interfaith...
An Exhibit Built for Laughter
Cartoonist Bob Heim says he wasn’t born with a pencil in his hand but evidently picked one up shortly thereafter and promptly stuck the...
Paper Mill Review: ‘Harold & Maude’
It was inevitable that the 1971 cult film comedy "Harold and Maude" would eventually find its way to the stage. "Harold and Maude: The...