Musical runs through May 29. Continue Reading →
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Elizabeth Colomba impresses with both technical skill and bold vision in ‘Repainting the Story’ exhibit
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Princeton University Art Museum will present show at Bainbridge House through May 8. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Visual Arts, Princeton
Former NJ Symphony music directors Lacombe, Järvi and Wolff will participate in centennial season
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Guest artists will include Yo-Yo Ma, Joshua Bell, Hilary Hahn, Daniil Trifonov and Yefim Bronfman. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Classical, Morristown, New Brunswick, Newark, Princeton, Red Bank
Matthew Whitaker dares to dream on new album, ‘Connections’
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It’s the third album by the Hackensack phenom, who is now 20. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Jazz, Hackensack, Montclair, Princeton
NJ Symphony Orchestra will return to concert halls for 2021-22 season; schedule announced
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Season will begin in October. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Classical, Morristown, New Brunswick, Newark, Princeton, Red Bank
McCarter Theatre Center to offer free concerts in Princeton’s Palmer Square
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McCarter’s @Home online series to offer conversation with playwright Ken Ludwig
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Memorable characters help make ‘Goodnight Nobody’ an absorbing play
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New work by Rachel Bonds is having world premiere at McCarter Theatre Center through Feb. 9. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Princeton
After celebrating milestone, Richard Thompson gets back to work
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Veteran singer-songwriter is working on new albums and touring, with three New Jersey shows planned. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Music, Collingswood, Newark, Princeton
Nirvana manager Danny Goldberg to talk and sign books in Princeton
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‘Gloria’ honors a life spent trying to make a difference
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Biographical play about Gloria Steinem runs at McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton through Oct. 6. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Theater, Princeton
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 →