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"This is a celebration of young artists, and the future of New Jersey " that's how we see it," says the company's assistant artistic director, Paul H. McRae.
Laura Ekstrand directs Kate Fodor's play about love, work and pharmaceuticals
A new musical opens at the Paper Mill Playhouse and Sarah Chang plays in Morristown
Students from Morris Catholic High School will perform the show in concert at Avery Fisher Hall alongside members of the original Broadway cast
In "One of Your Biggest Fans" at the George Street Playhouse, lives intersect and the fragile ground on which relationships form and break becomes exposed.
Directed with an eye for detail by Reginald L. Douglas, the play follows a coming-of-age story of the young white boy Hally " or Harold " and his relationship with his two black servants, Sa…
Director Michael Sexton and actor Jacob Fishel return to the theater following last season's 'Henry V'
The company is twisting itself out of shape to produce novelties, when its directors should have realized long ago that since Balanchine's death their most important task is preservation.
"I dream about animals all the time," says this choreographer of "The Rite of Spring." "That's another crazy thing. They speak to me in languages, in Chinese or Engl…
The popular novel and film has been turned into a Broadway musical, which is currently in previews
Today, their joint effort, "One of Your Biggest Fans," opens at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick.
Dancer Christopher Williams has a pugnacious physicality. Yet the landscapes through which he passes feature natural wonders and larger-than-life figures, which dwarf him with their grandeur.
"Master Harold"...and the boys begins performances in West Orange and Kirill Gerstein plays Princeton
As the Red Bank venue stages Shakespeare's "As You Like It," it will also offer weeks of immersion in the famous Elizabethan playwright's works.
"It's not a normal play, this," says O'Byrne, who is currently starring in the genre-defying world premiere.
This year's ambitious program promises to expand the celebration into a "total experience" for the audience, the choreographer says.
Shakespeare's "As You Like It" opens in Red Bank and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra's Winter Festival continues
Rashad's perceptive production of August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning classic runs through February 16.
Recently announced shows feature star turns by Bryan Cranston, James Franco and Daniel Radcliffe
Even when the troupe bows to a master choreographer, its focus remains on youth.
Three of the season's seven offerings are by the same playwright -- but it's an appropriate choice.
In many ways, "Gloria" continues the work begun by DTH founder Arthur Mitchell, a former New York City Ballet star who created the company with ballet master Karel Shook in respons…
The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and the McCarter Theatre open high-profile performances this weekend
Whether in synch with absent companions or possibly pursued by them, Kravas' characters are never allowed their freedom.
Rashad helms the show immediately following a Long Wharf Theatre production in New Haven that received complimentary reviews.
