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A Director Who Sees Opera as Musical Theater
‘I was a tenured professor, but I thought it was time to move on,” says Claudia Zahn, who directed the opera programs at the...
The Not So Secret Story of the Woman Behind the Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association
While growing up in extraordinary wealth in the early 20th century, heiress to the fortunes of two of the three great Chicago meatpacking dynasties...
The Architect with a Painter’s Sensibility
The tubes of paint are neatly splayed out on the desk. Jars are filled with brushes that have been lovingly cleaned. On an easel...
Theater Review: ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’
What exactly is the price or the reward for seeing a classic farcical masterpiece perhaps one too many times? That is the question that...
Let’s Try. . . D’Angelo Italian Market
Bright, airy, well-stocked and convenient. What more could a downtown want? Welcome, then to the little market that can, D’Angelo, on the corner of...