Linger in The Waiting Room Aristotle posited that a perfect story is one whose entire action, the protagonist’s personal evolution as well as their physical [...] December 10, 2016
The Winter’s Tale – As Loosey Goosey As It Can Get In an apparent effort to take a novel approach, Cheek By Jowl has created a version of The Winter’s Tale into which, making few [...] December 10, 2016
Jackie – Natalie Portman as the Iconic First Lady For those who remember Jacqueline Kennedy as First Lady, Natalie Portman’s performance in Pablo Larraín’s Jackie, will be mesmerizing. [...] December 9, 2016
My Career Choice: Rebecca Ballard – Maven Women Rebecca Ballard’s formal title is Founder and CEO of Maven Women, however she describes herself as a “well-mannered rule breaker [...] December 9, 2016
Silent NO MORE – Compelling Stories of Living with Hearing Loss What is it like to live in a silent – or near silent – world? At 8 p.m. on Thursday, December 15, individuals with hearing loss [...] December 7, 2016
Nursery Noir: The City That Cried Wolf What do you get when you put nursery rhymes in the seedy back alleys and darkened docks of a noir yarn? You get something twisted and [...] December 7, 2016
The Babylon Line – Spelunking for Stories What happens when denizens of an ordinary, middle class, 1967 community look deeper into lives they think of as humdrum to discover they [...] December 6, 2016
Sculptor John Cino Evokes the Spirit through Nature When Stepping into John Cino’s exhibit at the Memorial Gallery at Farmingdale State College, there can be no doubt that one is [...] December 6, 2016