Play will be presented through Aug. 1. Continue Reading →
Florham Park
Recent Posts
Shakespeare Theatre has a hit with summertime run of ‘The Comedy of Errors’
|
Storm damage to outdoor set forces Shakespeare Theatre to postpone openings
|
Two plays scheduled to run in repertory are affected. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park
Shakespeare Theatre will return to Outdoor Stage at St. Elizabeth Univ. this summer
|
Shakespeare’s ‘The Comedy of Errors’ will be one of the plays. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park, Madison
Sound of cicadas cutting N.J. theater’s outdoor season short
|
An unusual problem for Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park
Shakespeare Theatre schedules live, outdoor, family-oriented performances
|
‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ and ‘Julius Caesar’ to be presented by the theater’s Shakespeare Live! company. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park, Holmdel
Three Shaw shorts add up to entertaining evening at Shakespeare Theatre of NJ’s Backyard Stage
|
‘Shaw! Shaw! Shaw!’ will be presented through Oct. 25. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park
Shakespeare Theatre announces next outdoor production: Evening of George Bernard Shaw one-acts
|
Shakespeare Theatre of NJ debuts new outdoor performance space in Florham Park
|
‘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
Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey will present outdoor shows this summer
|
July 30 is starting date for lawn shows in Florham Park. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park
‘Macbeth,’ ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ will be among Shakespeare Theatre’s 2020 offerings
|
Season begins in May with “Enchanted April.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Florham Park, Madison
Shakespeare Theatre sells props, costumes and more
|
Do you know what happens to the costumes, props and pieces of scenery that a theater creates for a specific play? No? Well, I don’t either, though I assume they usually just get thrown away. That’s not the case for the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, though, which makes them available to the public in an annual sale. This year’s sale takes place Oct. Continue Reading →