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O'Donnell could settle down in a Jewish village
'Latinologues' soon may be returning to travelogues
Imagination's most recognizable shoe also fits Cinderella's fairy tale prince
Busy couple launches children's theater troupe with 'Goldilocks'
Sometimes it rains cats and dogs. At the Growing Stage in Netcong, a cat and dog are reigning supreme in the new children's musical, "Bunnicula."
Centenary Stage Company in Hackettstown is giving theatergoers a little something extra in its current production of Moliere's "Tartuffe."
Choreographer and composer interpret 'Orpheus and Euridice'
It's amazing that Disney hasn't already grabbed the real-life story of "Tall Horse" and made an animated feature of it.
Rashad revisits playwright's 'Gem of the Ocean'
Much as you might expect some degree of satisfaction, cheap or otherwise, from a date with "Slut," the show poops out after its first few rousing minutes.
Those who go to Luna Stage Company in Montclair the next few weeks are in for some sound and fury, signifying little.
Tap dancer Savion Glover last performed at Crossroads Theatre in New Brunswick in 1997 -- two years before the esteemed African-American troupe won the Tony Award for Best Regional Theater.
And three years before a financial crisis closed its doors.
Tell your worst enemies to go, but otherwise steer clear.
Rutgers connection links star to legendary Robeson
Can a play be a truly funny tearjerker?
The answer is a resounding yes at the Theatre Project in Cranford, which is staging a wondrously funny, yet ultimately moving comedy, "Music from a Sparkling Planet."
A story of strangers in a strange land, "No Foreigners Beyond This Point" is a lovingly crafted new play from Warren Leight.
William Schallert shines in Bickford's 'The Gin Game'
