Play centers around historical figures Margaret Chase Smith and Joseph McCarthy. Continue Reading →
George Street Playhouse’s virtual version of politically relevant ‘Conscience’ will reunite cast
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Three Shaw shorts add up to entertaining evening at Shakespeare Theatre of NJ’s Backyard Stage
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‘Shaw! Shaw! Shaw!’ will be presented through Oct. 25. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park
Activist from ’60s comes to vivid life in ‘Fannie Lou Hamer, Speak On It!’
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Rema Webb stars in play that is being presented at Kean University in Union through Oct. 18. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Union
Paper Mill Playhouse announces ‘reimagined’ 2021-21 season
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Millburn theater hopes to be able to present shows for live audiences by end of season. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Millburn
Angst and acrobatics: Morris Museum presents ‘xoxo moongirl,’ an experimental ‘circus fantasia’
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Second and final Morristown show will take place Sept. 25. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Morris Township
From hedonism to altruism, ‘Josephine’ tells the story of Baker’s remarkable life
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One-woman play was presented outdoors at Morris Museum, Sept. 17-18. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Morris Township
Shakespeare Theatre announces next outdoor production: Evening of George Bernard Shaw one-acts
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A free, outdoor ‘cabaret concert’ at Centenary University
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Black Box PAC to present 14 ‘Shakespeare in the Park’ shows
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Shakespeare Theatre of NJ debuts new outdoor performance space in Florham Park
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‘Very, Madly Thine’ and a double bill of ‘The Love Doctor’ and ‘Aria da Capo’ will alternate there through Aug. 16. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park
Surflight Theatre’s outdoor stage damaged by storm; GoFundMe campaign started
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It is not known when Shore theater can resume schedule of shows. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Beach Haven
Two River Theater will launch online benefit reading series on July 26
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Participants will include Joel Grey, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Brandon J. Dirden, Bebe Neuwirth and Sam Waterston Continue Reading →