Five plays announced for 2019-’20 season in new home. Continue Reading →
A glimpse of George Street Playhouse’s future
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Era-defining musical ‘Rent’ comes to New Brunswick
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‘The Immigrant,’ at George Street Playhouse, is a quintessentially American story
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Epic plays runs through April 7 in New Brunswick. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, New Brunswick
‘Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical’ is a portrait of a one-of-a-kind artist
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George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick will present world premiere through Feb. 24. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, New Brunswick
NJ Film Fest Review: ‘Here We Are’ is a sweet, offbeat love story
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‘How They Got Over’ tells story of gospel as it has rarely been told before
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Documentary will be shown at New Jersey Film Festival in New Brunswick. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Film, New Brunswick
Pete Davidson, John Mulaney book show at State Theatre
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New Brunswick show will take place Jan. 13, with tickets going on sale today. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Comedy, New Brunswick
‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’: Nora returns in modern sequel to classic
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Lucas Hnath’s 2017 play will be at George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick through Dec. 23. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, New Brunswick
Intense ‘Trial of Donna Caine’ is in session at George Street Playhouse
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Powerful albeit predictable courtroom drama is having its world premiere in New Brunswick through Nov. 11. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, New Brunswick
Revisiting the timeless ‘Sweetheart of the Rodeo,’ one more time
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Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman and Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives play Byrds album and more in New Brunswick. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, New Brunswick
Roger McGuinn discusses returning to ‘Rodeo’ for anniversary tour
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Tribute to The Byrds’ landmark country-rock album takes place at State Theatre in New Brunswick, Oct. 28. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, New Brunswick
NJ Film Fest will show documentary about JFK’s last major speech
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Talk at event honoring poet Robert Frost took place at Amherst College in October 1963. Continue Reading →