Theatres across the country have struggled so much during the pandemic. But as Spring is on the horizon and cases are on the decline, local and regional theatre is finally making a comeback. McCarter Theatre …
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Simpatico – McCarter Theatre Center
Right now at McCarter Theatre Center, you can catch Simpatico, a collaboration with A Red Orchid Theatre from Chicago. Written by the late Sam Shepard and directed by Dado, this dark comedy features Michael Shannon …
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Murder on the Orient Express – McCarter Theatre Center
If you like a good mystery, then you should catch McCarter’s world premiere of Murder on the Orient Express. You may know the story from the Agatha Christie novel or the two film adaptations. But …
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A Christmas Carol – McCarter Theatre Center
A series of short videos about McCarter’s reimagined production of A Christmas Carol, including an interview with set-designer Dan Ostling.
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All the Days – McCarter Theatre Center
Every family has issues. Sharyn Rothstein’s new play, All the Days, is a hilarious exploration of one family’s issues. And there are enough issues in this family that anyone can relate. The characters are also complex and well-written. …
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The Piano Lesson – McCarter Theatre Center
Back in December and January I worked with Tom Miller at McCarter Theatre Center on a few videos to promote McCarter’s production of August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson. The Piano Lesson was directed by Jade King Carroll, …
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American Repertory Ballet – A Midsummer Night’s Dream – JerseyArts.com
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 …
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Sizwe Banzi is Dead – McCarter Theatre Center
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 …
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Dave Tavani is a freelance videographer and photographer based in Philadelphia. In the last few years, Dave has worked on a variety of projects, mostly for nonprofit and arts organizations. He also shot second camera for Danny’s Guitar Shop, a television program that aired on local PBS affiliate WHYY. Currently, Dave works on video projects for McCarter Theatre Center, The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, Visit Philadelphia, The Food Trust, Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture, Bristol Riverside Theatre, Opera Philadelphia, and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. Additionally, Dave co-produces a monthly arts video feature for JerseyArts.com.