New artistic director Maria Kowroski plans changes. Continue Reading →
New era begins for New Jersey Ballet as Maria Kowroski takes over as artistic director
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Shakespeare Theatre of NJ has a ton of fun with outdoor ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
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Classic comedy will be presented in Florham Park through July 31. Continue Reading →
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Shakespeare Theatre of NJ leader Bonnie J. Monte says COVID creates ‘mandate’ of minimalism
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Company’s ’22 season will begin in June with ‘Enchanted April.’ Continue Reading →
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Shakespeare Theatre of NJ announces 2022 season
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Six shows in Madison and Florham Park. Continue Reading →
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Gia Maione Prima Foundation continues support for NJArts.net and many other organizations
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Jersey-based foundation supports organizations all over the country. Continue Reading →
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Prima Lobby opens at Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank
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Information on Louis and Gia Maione Prima will be on permanent display outside The Vogel. Continue Reading →
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‘Midsummer’ surprise: New play ‘Snug’ inspired by Shakespeare’s classic comedy
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Shakespeare Theatre has a hit with summertime run of ‘The Comedy of Errors’
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Storm damage to outdoor set forces Shakespeare Theatre to postpone openings
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Two plays scheduled to run in repertory are affected. Continue Reading →
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Shakespeare Theatre will return to Outdoor Stage at St. Elizabeth Univ. this summer
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Shakespeare’s ‘The Comedy of Errors’ will be one of the plays. Continue Reading →
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Sound of cicadas cutting N.J. theater’s outdoor season short
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An unusual problem for Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey. Continue Reading →
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Shakespeare Theatre schedules live, outdoor, family-oriented performances
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‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ and ‘Julius Caesar’ to be presented by the theater’s Shakespeare Live! company. Continue Reading →