All aboard! McCarter Theatre‘s Artistic Director and Resident Playwright, Emily Mann, directs Ken Ludwig‘s (A Comedy of Tenors and The Mousetrap) adaptation of Agatha Christie’s iconic murder mystery Murder on the Orient Express. This is a classic whodunit with a twist. Ludwig tastefully sprinkles in some humor, so even if you have read the book or seen a movie […]
Local JerseyArts.com People’s Choice Award Winners for 2017
For the third year in a row, Princeton has captured four out of 16 slots for favorite arts entertainment in New Jersey. JerseyArts.com received almost 18,000 ballots from New Jersey residents and Princeton got honors in the following: Favorite Dance Company – American Repertory Ballet Favorite Opera – Opera at Princeton Festival Favorite Theater to See […]
7 Ways to Prepare for Winter Storms
Winter storms can be brutal to power lines, sometimes leaving you without electricity, heat and hot water. This will definitely change your daily schedule and if it’s an ice storm or heavy snowstorm, it could keep you housebound for hours. The key is to be ready all winter long. 1. Home Pre-Storm Prep Ideally, it’s […]
7 Ways to Combat the Winter Blues
Longer nights and lower temperatures can affect your mood. Coldness and darkness trigger the desire to hibernate because the lack of sun increases our melatonin, the hormone that makes us feel sleepy. A lack of sunlight can also cause Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), which basically makes you sad. Hence the idiom “winter blues”. Here are […]
A Christmas Carol at McCarter Theatre Gets a Makeover
McCarter Theatre‘s A Christmas Carol has been a Princeton area holiday tradition for decades. It’s a wonderful form of family entertainment, and for some kids, it’s their introduction to the theater. This year, McCarter offers us a reimagined production. Adam Immerwahr is at the helm as the new director and he worked with a clean […]
The Talented Jannick Wildberg
Jannick Wildberg is an extremely talented artist who came to Princeton 20 years ago from Europe. Born in France, she taught French in Germany before arriving here, where she continued teaching. After her children were born, she experienced life’s precious moments, and an inner transformation took place. Jannick’s priorities shifted towards the creation of art to […]
Disgraced at McCarter
In 1883, Emma Lazarus wrote The New Colossus, which is engraved on a tablet within the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty. “Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free…” Yet, after the world has been invited to join our “melting pot”, it is apparent that the invitation isn’t, equally sincere to all […]
Taste of the Market: Cookbook Author Deborah Smith
The Princeton Public Library‘s series Taste of the Market presented Jersey Shore-born cookbook author Deborah Smith, who is also the founder and executive editor of the popular food blog Jersey Bites. The 160 page The Jersey Shore Cookbook was written by Smith, sharing recipes from 50 beach town eateries in the Garden State. Additionally, there are stories from each establishment. Accompanying her was […]
Taste of the Market: Vegan Cooking Demo
The Princeton Public Library is hosting a series of cooking demonstrations this summer titled Taste of the Market. on Thursdays at 11:30 AM, which coincides with the farmers market. Local chefs or merchants will incorporate foods from local farmers available at the Princeton Farmers’ Market. The outdoor market takes place in summer adjacent to the library at Hinds Plaza […]
Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern Journey to Princeton
Still looking for live theater this summer? Princeton Summer Theater brings Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, directed by Emma Watt ’13, to Princeton. It’s the third of four plays PST has brought to the Hamilton Murray Theater this season, following Assassins by Stephen Sondheim(Music & lyrics)/John Weidman (book), and God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza. For Shakespeare fans, […]
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