The Journal of Art and Reviews (JAR) is a blog which features creative content by young people participating in ArtsConnection Teen Programs. With content for teens by teens, we hope to create an online space that inspires, empowers, and enlightens youth by sharing information, highlighting artists, and creating an online community in the realm of arts and culture.

Uncovering the Past

Red Dog Howls, at the New York Theatre Workshop, is a haunting new play that will leave you on…

I’m Still Standing

I sat in an open white room at the Museum of Modern Art with over two hundred people, all…

A Successfully Odd Runaway

What if two emotionally troubled 12-year-olds fell in love and decided to run away together? The result would be…

Freelancers Take on War Horse

This August, a few freelancers took advantage of a special opportunity to see the critically acclaimed, Tony Award winning…

The Human Side of War

There is a time portal inside of the Lincoln Center Theater. War Horse– a striking play about the peaks…

A Monster is Born

Monster is a play based on the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, written by playwright Neal Bell, directed by…

Antigone Unearthed

Antigone Unearthed is an eccentric yet revolutionary adaptation of Sophocles’ Antigone played by the all-female cast from “Our Ladies of South 4th Street.” In Antigone Unearthed,…

More Than a Play

Prior to seeing War Horse, I expected puppets. And horses. Possibly even tears. To sum up, I expected a straight…

The Power of Production

I recently had the opportunity to see War Horse at the Lincoln Center Theater. The performance was enthralling and…