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The future may be closer than you think in “The Hummingbirds,” a comic-drama of menace.
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“The Hummingbirds,” makes its U.S. premiere at The New Jersey Repertory Company in Long Branch Aug. 4 – 28.
A 1995 indie comedy about death has found new life as a musical. "The Last Supper" tells the story of a group of liberal grad students who decide to play judge, jury, and even executioner with conservative dinner guests. Adapted by Jeremy Desmon and Jeff Thomson, the show explores political extremism, punditry, and morality through bitingly dark humor.
"The Last Supper" has its world premiere at South Orange Performing Arts Center July 27 — Aug. 7. For more information, visit SOPACnow.org.
On sunny summer afternoons, the walkway at Middlesex County’s Plays-in-the-Park overflows with theater lovers. Thousands of audience members pour into the outdoor community theater to see quality productions — and maybe even Broadway-bound performers — for the price of a few dollars and a lawn chair.
Now celebrating its 60th season, the outdoor community theater has become a tradition for generations of family and friends — many of whom line up hours in advance of the box office opening to get a good seat for the price of a few dollars and a lawn chair.
We spoke with Artistic Director Margaret Davis, actor Andre Williams, Director Frank Andrews, and Choreographer Aimee Mitacchione about this treasure in Edison.
A reluctant May King, a meddling mother, refreshing libations, and liberation combine for a hilarious coming-of-age story.
Sung in English and partly set in an English country garden, Benjamin Britten's comic opera “Albert Herring” opera is ideally suited to take center stage under the 10,000 square-foot performance tent on the grounds of Morven Museum & Garden. The Princeton Symphony Orchestra presents “Albert Herring” on June 17 and 19 at 7 pm at this year's Princeton Festival.
The cast hails from the US and Europe and is performing alongside local talent from Westminster Choir College and Westrick Music Academy. Princeton Symphony Orchestra Music Director Rossen Milanov conducts. We spoke to Milanov and Lewis Jacobson Wasden from the Princeton Boys Choir who plays Harry.
A summer of change, for one family and the country. Set in 1969 against the backdrop of Woodstock and the first moon landing, “A Walk on the Moon” is a new musical adapted from the 1999 movie that focuses on a woman torn between her family and a surprising new love. We talked to leads Jackie Burns and Jonah Platt, and the director and Sheryl Kaller about this George Street Playhouse production. “A Walk on the Moon” runs through May 21, 2022 at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center.
Originally set to have its world premiere at Two River Theater in March of 2020, “The Hombres” was postponed and, in that time, given new life. Join Gina Marie as she chats with director Annie Tippe and playwright Tony Meneses about the journey to their world premiere.
Recently named Glass Studio Director at WheatonArts, artist Alex Rosenberg became internationally known for his work on the Netflix competition show “Blown Away.” Maddie Orton talks with Rosenberg about his love of glassblowing, the next chapter for WheatonArts, and the organization’s 2022 season kickoff.
Get ready for a night of romance and soaring ballads. "The Bridges of Madison County," a musical about lovers who meet at an unexpected time in their lives, is now playing at the Axelrod Performing Arts Center. Join Jesse and Dave as they talk with the stars lighting up this moving show.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's classic "CATS" is coming to State Theatre NJ March 18-20 for its 40th Anniversary Tour. Gina Marie chats with cast members about the return to live theatre, why more people should be "CATS" fans, and the incredible power and importance of swings and understudies.
What if the Boogieman brings children nightmares to help them? That's the idea behind playwright Angelle Whavers' new show for young audiences, "Boogie," now playing at The Growing Stage.
Based on the '80s movie and inspired by the classic board game, “Clue” at Paper Mill Playhouse is a killer comedy with all your favorite characters: Mrs. White, Colonel Mustard, and the whole suspicious gang. Join Jesse and Dave in Millburn to talk to the suspects — err — stars of this campy show.
'Tis the season for tradition and this one's extra special. The New Jersey Ballet's "The Nutcracker" is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Waltz in as we talk with some of the people bringing this exuberant event to life.
A new musical about brotherly love set in Bayonne takes the stage at Hudson Theater Works. “Elliot & Me” tells the true life story of Elliot Willensky and his younger brother Steven Willensky, featuring music from Elliot’s catalog of songs. Check out Maddie’s chat with Steven and Hudson Theatre Works' artistic director about the production.
Coming to New Jersey Performing Arts Center this week, "A Swingin' Little Christmas!" is a sentimental send-up of '50s and '60s TV Christmas specials, starring Jane Lynch and features Kate Flannery of "The Office," "Glee" Music Director Tim Davis, and The Tony Guerrero Quintet.
Three-time Grammy-winning performer and visual artist Cécile McLorin Salvant has made quite the mark on the jazz world. She is currently traveling to Princeton for two performances this weekend, so Gina Marie chats with McCarter Theatre’s Bill Lockwood about Cecile’s eclectic artistry, jazz, and the return to live at McCarter.
These are exciting times in the world of performance, as stages return to live shows. This weekend, seven choreographers and their student dance companies present their work at the stunning NBPAC. Join Gina Marie as she sits down with two Mason Gross assistant professors and a BFA Dance student to discuss the Fall Dance Plus production.
"A Bronx Tale, The Musical” is now running at the Axelrod Performing Arts Center in Deal. Listen in as we talk to the cast about why this has been the perfect show to return to after a nearly two-year hiatus.
Forget Wonderland. The theatrical thriller "Alice in Slasherland" is set to frighten the bejesus out of audiences at Centenary Stage Company November 4-8. Join Jesse and Dave at rehearsal and Hackettstown as they talk to the cast and director about this spooky show that might just scare up a few laughs as well.
Live theatre is back and Crossroads Theatre Company is kicking off its season with the first Crossroads Festival Theatre at the New Brunswick Performing Arts Center. Join Jesse and Dave to hear from the artists and creatives behind what the groups calls "this next great chapter in Crossroads history."
An innovative, six-month-long exhibition featuring six, one-of-a-kind and family-friendly public art projects, A New View Camden helps to raise awareness around the issue of illegal dumping. Join us as we visit the sites and learn more about this urban art event.
