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U.S. 1 Crashes a Party: Night Out with NAMI
"In 2011, NAMI Mercer impacted the lives of 4,000 people and continued to address the issue of stigma surrounding mental illness. Our outreach programs...
Two Performance Venues Reinvent Themselves
In its early years, the venerable 72-year-old Bucks County Playhouse was the theater where many shows played before heading to Broadway. Last year, it...
What Is a Painting Without a Viewer?
In 1998 theater director Anders Cato was living in New York when he got some terrible news from his family back home in Sweden....
When Pencils and Markers Are the Tools of Healing
Our September 21, 2011, cover story told the story of Lonni Sue Johnson, a highly successful artist based in Princeton who, in late 2007,...
Bill Scheide Turns 98
It’s become a Princeton tradition among classical music enthusiasts — musician, philanthropist, and humanitarian William H. Scheide’s annual birthday concert at Richardson Auditorium. Each...
Theater Review: ‘The Convert’
In Danai Gurira's powerful and gripping new play set in 1895 through 1897 in the region of South Africa that had recently been officially...