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The Business of Charity: Starting a Soup Kitchen
The Great Recession has greatly increased the number of people who need help finding their next meals. Martin Tuchman, Irwin Stoolmacher, and Peter Wise,...
Behold the Lonelyscapes of George Segal
Imagine this scene: you are at a train station, looking at the back of a woman sitting on her valise, waiting. Alongside her are...
McCarter Theater’s Block Party
Summer’s far from over, according to McCarter Theater, which is taking advantage of the warm weather to kick off its 2011-’12 season with a...
Total Immersion: Trenton’s First African-American Festival
Rapper Wise Intelligent, who has been an activist in the city of Trenton since he was a teenager in the late 1980s, sees the...
Theater Review: ‘Judy: My Life as a Sitcom’
The first thing that struck me about half way through Judy Gold’s very funny yet heart-felt one-woman play is how much she and John...
Theater Review: ‘First Things First’
Believing that summer and farces just seem to mix well, Hopewell’s Off-Broadstreet Theater is currently presenting Derek Benfield’s “First Things First.” Benfield, a British...