Archive for 'Tag Archives: 'Theater''
Summer Theater Preview
May 01, 2012—An exit-by-exit guide to sun-soaked comedy and drama in the Garden State. [...]
No Child… at Two River Theater Co.
November 01, 2011—Nilaja Sun tackles hard questions about American education on the Red Bank stage. [...]
Gregory Popovich: The World of Acrobatic Cats and the Allure of the Sad Circus
May 16, 2011—Gregory Popovich's World Famous Pet Comedy Theater, on the way to Count Basie Theatre, is a mixture of strange sadness and talented animals. [...]
John Dias, Artistic Director, Two River Theater Company
May 11, 2011—John Dias of Two River Theater Company discusses the theater's upcoming season and his passion for new plays. [...]
Jesse North Interviews Peter Scolari of “The Fox on the Fairway.”
March 31, 2011—A Chat with the former Bosom Buddy. [...]
Anne Frank: Theater of a Real Girl
January 25, 2011—Mainstage Center for the Arts engages the community with a classic. [...]
Les Miserables Reboots at Paper Mill Playhouse.
November 17, 2010—The Paper Mill Playhouse is soon to be at the center of national theatrical attention when it hosts the US premiere of Cameron Mackintosh’s revived production of Les Miserables. [...]
The Conversation on Cyber-Bullying Takes the Stage at George Street Playhouse
November 12, 2010—The lobby of the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick was a busy place on a recent Saturday afternoon. A congenial and chatty crowd there, waiting to see “Circle [...]
The Rocky Horror Show and Asbury Park: Let Your Freak Flags Fly
October 27, 2010—Call it the quirky, little play that inspired a world-wide cult following. The Rocky Horror Show began as homage to horror films and science fiction at the Royal Court’s [...]
Surflight Theatre: Sand, Surf, and Songs.
September 02, 2010—Tucked away on a cozy street in Beach Haven on the family beach getaway that is Long Beach Island, the Surflight Theatre churns out productions like ice cream sundaes [...]
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Nick Paleologos, Executive Director, New Jersey State Council on the Arts
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Opera New Jersey’s 2011 Summer Season
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The Jersey Mystique.
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Opera's Appeal
I have sung four solo concerts, three of them three hours long at that
Lee Sellars of "Twelve Angry Men" at George Street Playhouse
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