
Rockey Carter, a Princeton resident, balances the life of a Messianic Jew while he produces plays. Courtesy photo.
Rockey Carter is like any other Princeton resident – he and his wife Barbara love to kick back on the lawn chairs of their white-washed front porch and enjoy the peace and harmony of small town life.
He houses a blended family of seven children with three at Princeton High, one in college and the rest coming out of Harper Elementary.
But just a few weeks ago amidst the clamor of noise-makers and hand-clapping, Rockey took a bow onstage as director of his synagogue’s annual play based on the story of Biblical Esther – “Purim,” the Jewish holiday is called. He plans to direct an upcoming production of “The Diary of Anne Frank” this fall.
By Sarah Alerasoul • Special Contributor • [email protected]
For the complete story see the March 30 edition of The Princeton Herald or click here for the e-Edition.


















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