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Growing In the Face of Adversity
Adversity is a given. And anyone who works hard will face it. But Marjorie Perry, CEO of Newark-based MZM Construction, is a former gymnast...
A Timeless Classic That’s Jarringly Relevant
In March, 1959, Lorraine Hansberry’s play “A Raisin in the Sun” opened at the Ethel Barrymore Theater in New York City, marking the first...
Sleeping Beauty Wakes
It’s a classic fairy tale — kind of. McCarter Theater’s final production of the season is “Sleeping Beauty Wakes.” The musical centers around a...
A Little Girl, a Toy Chimp, and the Legend of Jane Goodall
At 77, still sporting that infamous blond ponytail, the woman who looks like a million bucks in safari gear, plays with chimpanzees, and opens...
Blend Pop and Rock, Stir in Acoustic Gypsy Jazz
Talking Heads, meet Django Reinhardt, the early 20th century pioneering jazz guitarist and central figure in what is sometimes called “hot jazz.” This might...
Theater Review: ‘Arcadia’
British playwright Tom Stoppard knows how to create complex, interlocking plots (“Hapgood”), invent fashionably vexing characters (“The Real Thing”), manipulate the pants off parody...