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Also: Jonathan Lethem's 'Fortress of Solitude' becomes a musical
The opening night gala followed a summer of contract negotiations and protests
The Cole Porter classic opens the season in a revamped production
Sutton Foster comes to Kean and four more Broadway leading ladies sing at NJPAC
Robert Stanton stars in the Moliere comedy in Red Bank
Also: Billy Porter's While I Yet Live begins performances off-Broadway
Barry founded the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, now the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, in 1963. He directed around 200 plays there, including Shakespeare's 38 dramatic works.
Meryl Streep, Patti LuPone and stars of Broadway's 'Cinderella' visit
For their NJPAC show, Laura Osnes and Santino Fontana will pair duets from older shows with newer ones
In David Davalos' play at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Hamlet, Dr. Faustus and Martin Luther cross paths at a German university
The towering Esau Pritchett and the theatrical, regal Nicole Ari Parker star as the Roman warrior and his Egyptian queen.
Based on the novel by Mark Haddon, the show lands following a successful West End run with seven Olivier Award wins, including Best Play for Simon Stephens and Best Director for Marianne Ell…
The musical is based on Colette's 1944 novel and was adapted for the screen in a film in 1951 that starred Audrey Hepburn, and in 1958 a movie musical that won nine Academy Awards.
"Janice Underwater" by Tom Matthew Wolfe is now onstage at Kean University as the winner of the Premiere Stages Play Festival.
Mann celebrates her 25th season as artistic director of the McCarter Theatre and works off-Broadway
New plays open at the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Two River Theater and Peak Performances
Following a season filled with classics, Broadway is set to ring in the new, with a wide variety of plays, playwrights and actors making debuts.
Also: Scenes from a Marriage and The Country House begin performances
"For four decades, the Paper Mill has been my passion and my love," Del Rossi told the Star-Ledger upon his retirement.
The theater season begins with Antony and Cleopatra at the McCarter Theatre
Ashord joins James Earl Jones, Rose Byrne and Kristine Nielsen in the classic comedy 'You Can't Take It With You'
Also: Here Be Sirens returns to Dixon Place
Wolfe's 'Janice Underwater,' chosen from 400 applicants, will be staged at Kean University
You Can't Take It With You and It's Only a Play begin performances
"This is a program that will open the doors for people," the dancer and choreographer promises.
