Olympia Dukakis was a force of nature. In 1963, she won an Obie for her role in a play by ...
Dream Journey
Steven Wolock2020-07-29T12:47:59-04:00"Dream Journey" was conceived, performed, and edited by the choreographer and performer Yass Hakoshima, best known for his original approach ...
Crossroads
Eric Schultz2020-09-21T21:03:44-04:00Crossroads Theatre Company was founded in 1978 by Ricardo Khan and L. Kenneth Richardson, two recent Rutgers grads, when ...
Jerry Herman: Gray Eminence
Eric Schultz2020-07-13T14:10:18-04:00Jerry Herman (1931-2019) demonstrates how to bring out the pathos in one of his songs during a rehearsal, and describes ...
INKubator
Eric Schultz2020-09-22T14:11:21-04:00INKubator is a program that allows playwrights to develop new work over a full year at Art House Productions, ...
Gloria: A Life
Eric Schultz2020-07-13T14:38:19-04:00Mary McDonnell (Dances with Wolves, Battlestar Galatica) stars as the feminist icon Gloria Steinem in this production of Gloria: A ...
Greensboro Community Reading
Eric Schultz2020-09-22T14:04:58-04:00The McCarter Theatre travels to Greensboro, North Carolina for a community reading of Emily Mann's 1996 play, Greensboro: A ...
Stage Fight Class
Steven Wolock2020-09-22T14:42:21-04:00The art of the stage fight was the "First Monday Master Class" at Two River Theater in Red Bank, ...
Brian Stokes Mitchell
Steven Wolock2020-07-16T14:12:06-04:00Meet Tony Award-winning actor and singer Brian Stokes Mitchell as he performs his signature song, "Impossible Dream," visits the Actors ...
The Nina Simone Musical
Steven Wolock2020-09-22T14:50:03-04:00Broadway veteran Laiona Michelle is the writer and star of Little Girl Blue: The Nina Simone Musical, a world ...
Pamela’s First Musical
Steven Wolock2020-09-22T15:03:05-04:00Two River Theater in Red Bank, NJ is staging an extraordinary world premiere. Pamela's First Musical is Pulitzer Prize ...
Washi Tales
Steven Wolock2020-08-13T12:23:04-04:00Washi Tales is a unique performance project that tells stories through the medium of traditional Japanese papermaking. We catch up ...
Princeton & Slavery
Steven Wolock2020-07-17T11:05:30-04:00Princeton University faces its legacy of slavery in a wide-ranging history project that engages the public with art, theater, and ...
Recycling Magic
Steven Wolock2020-07-17T14:59:59-04:00In a new production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," trash becomes treasure. Costumes and sets are made of old keys, ...
Theater for Everyone
Steven Wolock2020-07-17T15:54:39-04:00Paper Mill Playhouse is dedicated to the mission of Theater for Everyone. We find out how their new production of ...
A Year in the Trenches
Steven Wolock2020-07-21T14:41:58-04:00Some of the world's greatest writers were veterans of war, from Ernest Hemingway to New Jersey's own Joyce Kilmer, the ...
It’s Nothing New
Steven Wolock2020-07-21T14:48:53-04:00Recent Rutgers University graduate Jessica Dotson has written a play about police shootings of black men, and there's a surprising ...
Paradise
Steven Wolock2020-07-17T14:13:05-04:00A brilliant Muslim teen in the Bronx and her disgraced biology teacher form an unlikely partnership to research first love. This ...
Anthracite Fields
Steven Wolock2020-07-17T14:31:02-04:00The world-famous Westminster Choir joined forces with the contemporary music ensemble Bang on a Can to perform Julia Wolfe's Pulitzer ...
Quixote
Steven Wolock2020-07-21T15:09:46-04:00The New York Times calls it "wildly inventive." Quixote, by composer Amy Beth Kirsten and director Mark DeChiazza, reimagines the ...