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Back on February 26th, American Repertory Ballet held the world premiere of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the State Theater New Jersey in New Brunswick. American Repertory Ballet Artistic Director, Douglas Martin, created a brand new choreography for this performance, set to Mendelssohn’s First Symphony for the first act and Mendelssohn’s traditional score for A Midsummer Night’s Dream for […]

We had our only real snow storm of the winter a few days ago in Philadelphia. The storm dropped some 8-10 inches of fine and fluffy snow on the city, and I went down to the Wissahickon to shoot some of the snow clinging to the bare trees. I went along the Monoshone Creek in […]

Back in October, I took a trip out to Chambersburg, PA to work on several videos for Summit Health. Summit Health is a non-profit health care system serving Franklin County. The videos will be used for philanthropy and a few will be used in Summit’s“Grateful Patient”program. I interviewed several people for this project, […]

The Monmouth Museum is currently holding its 36th Annual Juried Art Exhibition. Each year the museum releases a prospectus with the requirements for submission. The Monmouth Museum now takes digital submissions and received more than four hundred works from around the country this year. The jury panel selected approximately eighty works to include in this […]

John Kani, one of the co-authors of Sizwe Banzi is Dead, has brought the play from Johannesburg’s famed Market Theatre to Princeton. Sizwe Banzi is Dead is a classic protest play from the apartheid era in South Africa. Kani co-wrote the play with Athol Fugard and Winston Ntshona in the early 1970s. After putting on […]

If you live in the Philadelphia area or are traveling to it anytime this winter, one thing you should definitely do is stop by Winterfest at the Blue Cross River Rink. In addition to ice skating, there are a variety of other activities to take part in.“The Lodge”has cozy fireplaces and couches to […]