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Funny and Funnier: George Street Playhouse’s New Comedy
Sitting in my theater seat, waiting for the curtain to go up, I usually peruse the credits in the theater program. Almost always, I...
Pat Tanner: Lahiere’s, Remembered
When I heard the news that Lahiere’s, the iconic Princeton restaurant, was closing its doors after 90 years, I was surprised by the depth...
The Salesman As Hero
The family values you are raised with are fine for social settings, but they can be deadly in the business world. Imagine, for example,...
The (Surprisingly) Spiritual Lives of Scientists
For centuries, science routinely used empirical evidence to chip away at deeply held spiritual certainties. But just when science looked like it was winning,...
In Family Business, Love’s Got Nothing To Do with It?
#b#Bud D’Avella#/b# had his first taste of family business at age 12 when he started working in his father’s drugstore in Newark. Working there...
Theater Review: ‘The Good Person of Setzuan’
Bertolt Brecht’s “Good Person of Setzuan,” now playing through Saturday, November 20, in McCarter’s Berlind Theater, doesn’t have an ending. It just stops, torn...