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David Auburn's title takes on multiple meanings as the authorship of a mathematical proof is called into question, as are characters' sanity, love and intelligence.
As the executive director of the Peak Performance series at Montclair State University, Wheeler has brought more than 50 world and U.S. premieres to New Jersey in the past 10 years.
Cathy Tempelsman's play focuses on the life of George Eliot
The Princeton theater will host three public conversations and an online survey to gain audience reaction that could lead to new or improved programs.
'The Beautiful Dark' has its world premiere as part of the Premiere Stages series
Classics by William Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams, Harold Pinter, Samuel Beckett and Lorraine Hansberry will grace stages throughout the season
Will Swenson stars as Frank-N-Furter, the role played by Tim Curry in the film version of the musical
The original score by Yann Tiersen will be replaced entirely by new music.
The Park Avenue Armory will be home to the Shakespeare play next June
'Bang, Bang You're Dead' addresses teen violence at the New York International Fringe Festival
Arts groups raise money and cultivate supporters by hosting intimate events that allow patrons to get up to the artists and performers.
Written in 1933 by French playwright Jacques Deval and adapted in 1935 by the American author Robert E. Sherwood, the play is receiving a rare revival in Madison
Three New Jersey natives produce their first show together
Arts advocates say the agencies, and the cultural work they support, are in danger without permanent leadership in place.
In Marisa Smith's entertaining, smartly plotted "Saving Kitty," directed by Evan Bergman, the story of a new dinner guest is not exactly what one might predict.
The new play "Bronx Bombers" opens September 17
The 'Smash' star takes on her sixth Broadway show
Kenny Leon directs Lorraine Hansberry's play
Yasmina Reza's play closes at the Kolo Club tonight
A stage version of the 1991 movie opens in New York
At annual meeting in Trenton, arts council awards grants for theater, art, music, dance and education
Those with fond feelings for the show will find it faithfully rendered by director and choreographer Norb Joerder and a capable cast.
Argentina's sexy national dance is its own best advertisement, and with a company of "backup" dancers who are nothing short of brilliant, the tango doesn't need help from anyone.
Three towns share $250,000 from $4.7 million fund to support creative placemaking
Awards support theaters, museums, dance and school-based education programs
