David Wroe conducts music by Johann Strauss II, Tchaikovsky and Richard Strauss. Continue Reading →
New Jersey Festival Orchestra offers ‘Invitation to the Waltz’ at season-opening concert
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Lots to like in ‘As You Like It’ at Shakespeare Theatre of NJ
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Madison theater will present The Bard’s comedy through Sept. 29. Continue Reading →
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‘The Rainmaker,’ a tale of love and lies, has magical moments but feels dated
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Shakespeare Theatre of NJ at Drew University in Madison is presenting play through Aug. 18. Continue Reading →
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‘Ken Ludwig’s The Three Musketeers’ is filled with humor as well as action
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Adaptation will be at Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey through July 7. Continue Reading →
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NJ Symphony Orchestra to present free concerts at five parks this summer
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Concerts are scheduled for Mountainside, Hoboken, Toms River, Newark and Red Bank. Continue Reading →
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Shakespeare Theatre of NJ announces 2019 season
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‘Romeo and Juliet,’ ‘As You Like It,’ ‘The Rainmaker’ and more. Continue Reading →
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Tragedy and comedy merge in Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey’s ‘The Winter’s Tale’
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Seasonally appropriate play runs in Madison through Dec. 30. Continue Reading →
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‘Charley’s Aunt’ offers pure comedic escapism at Shakespeare Theatre of NJ
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Frantic 19th century farce is playing in Madison through Nov. 18. Continue Reading →
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Violinist Filip Pogady to join NJ Festival Orchestra at season-opening concerts
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Performances will take place Oct. 13 in Westfield and Oct. 14 in Madison. Continue Reading →
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Shakespeare Theatre of NJ presents Sam Shepard’s devastating ‘Buried Child’
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Comedic chaos reigns in Shakespeare Theatre of NJ’s ‘Blithe Spirit’
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Classic Noel Coward comedy will be presented through Sept. 2. Continue Reading →
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‘Titus Andronicus’ represents The Bard at his bloodiest
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Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey presents rarely performed tragedy through Aug. 5. Continue Reading →