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The Little Bath House That Could
‘The world discovered me after I designed the Richards Medical Building but I discovered myself after designing that little concrete block bathhouse in Trenton."...
One Artist, Many Palettes
The strands of Eva Jana Siroka’s life’s journey are woven together in the medieval tapestry of her new novel, "Maddalena." The European influences of...
Theater Reviews: Les Liaisons Dangereuses
When La Marquise de Merteuil (Tamara Tunie) greets her niece Cecile (Erin Partin) with "Well, my dear, so you’ve left the convent for good,"...
Theater Among the (Real) Stars
Almost any late summer afternoon (except for Sunday), you’ll find a line of people carrying lawn chairs waiting to get into the theater in...
Review: ‘Meshuggah-Nuns’
‘Meshuggah-Nuns," the show now running at Off-Broadstreet Theater weekends through August 20, takes the prize for the most eye-catching title around. The title is...
Review: ‘Godspell’
On Easter Sunday, 1970, John-Michael Tebelak, a graduate student of theater at Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie-Mellon University) in Pittsburgh, attended an Easter service that...