The horrors--the pandemic continues, with 120,000 now officially reported dead (and who knows how many deaths remain unreported), the afterm...

The pandemic continues, as does life these days in all of its strangeness. This past month 38,000+ Americans died from Covid-19 related caus...

Last month I tallied up all the films I'd watched throughout March as the pandemic wrought havoc, and I noted that I would try to contin...

Earlier this year, and particularly this month, a horror the likes of which we haven't seen in some time, a deadly viral pandemic, SARS-...

A photo from our contract rally at Rutgers-Newark, April 2019 As J's Theater readers--if there still are any!--may have noted, las...

At the American Academy of Arts and Letters Manhattan, NY (photo @ C) Happy New Year! Feliz año nuevo Feliz Ano Novo Bonne anné...

Earlier this summer, I had the immense pleasure of viewing the 2019 Whitney Biennial , which is still running, for a few more weeks (until ...

Six years ago, back in 2013, I blogged about attending the American Academy of Arts & Letters ' annual Ceremonial  award celebratio...

Last fall, Susan Wallner  of the wonderful TV program  State of the Arts New Jersey   contacted me about possibly producing a short clip ab...

Photo by Rachel Eliza Griffiths Fourteen years ago, on February 27, 2005, I began blogging at J's Theater . I was regularly readi...

It has been a while since I posted anything beyond holiday greetings; the end of last year was particularly busy and the new one is turning...