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New York Review: ‘Shylock’
Except for perhaps Hamlet, most scholars, teachers, critics, and Bardologists tend to consider Shylock, Shakespeare’s most controversial character. No matter how ably portrayed on...
Review: ‘Little by Little’
Don’t think “Little by Little,” the show now playing three weekend performances at Hopewell’s Off-Broadstreet (luscious dessert) Theater, is a small play because it...
‘Two Can Play:’ A Lucky Number?
Despite the fact that several “lucky numbers” keep appearing in his life, actor/director/ writer/educator Sullivan Walker credits his success to the strong family values...
Funk-Jazz: The Next Generation
‘What we decided to do was present jazz music in the same way that rock, pop, or hip-hop music is presented — in other...
’Reel Men’ Don’t Cry at the Movies
Real men don’t eat quiche. Big boys don’t cry. And real men definitely don’t ask for directions. ...
Speaking of Bullshit . . .
By now you have probably heard about the retired Princeton University philosophy professor’s essay “On Bullshit,” selling out at Barnes & Noble, selling briskly...