Luna Stage to present ‘Gay History for Straight People!’

Luna Stage to present ‘Gay History for Straight People!’

WEST ORANGE, NJ — As part of its acclaimed American Voices series, Luna Stage will present “Hooray For Lady Land! Gay History For Straight People!” This show, which will run from March 14 through 30, is written and performed by Will Nolan as his comic alter-ego, Leola.  Leola is your new favorite Kelly Clarkson-worshipping senior […]

‘Linked by Tradition,’ celebrating culture through dance

CALDWELL, NJ — Mosaic Dance Theater Company, in association with Mount St. Dominic Academy, presents a weekend celebration of dance from India, Spain and the Near East. The weekend schedule of events includes a community dance workshop on Saturday, March 21, from 1:30 to 3 p.m. and a theatrical concert on Sunday, March 22, at […]

CHS to present ‘Matilda’ musical

CHS to present ‘Matilda’ musical

MAPLEWOOD, NJ — Columbia High School will present “Matilda: The Musical” for two weekends. Inspired by the twisted genius of Roald Dahl, the Tony-winning musical revels in the anarchy of childhood, the power of imagination and the inspiring story of a girl who dreams of a better life. With book by Dennis Kelly and original […]

Strollers’ season continues with psychological thriller ‘Night Watch’

Strollers’ season continues with psychological thriller ‘Night Watch’

MAPLEWOOD, NJ — The Maplewood Strollers community theater continues its 88th season with a presentation of Lucille Fletcher’s “Night Watch.” The thriller will be performed for two weekends in March at The Burgdorff Center for the Performing Arts, 10 Durand Road in Maplewood. Reminiscent of such film noir classics as “Gaslight” and Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rear […]

Nutley author debuts writing talent in thoughtful novel

Nutley author debuts writing talent in thoughtful novel

NUTLEY, NJ — In “1984,” acclaimed author George Orwell writes, “Reality exists in the human mind and nowhere else.” A lot of literary critics have spent decades debating this quotation, pulling in philosophy, religion, psychology and other literature. A new component has recently been entered into the debate: Nutley author Steve Terrebush’s debut novel, “Beyond […]

Three WOHS musicians perform with N.J. All-State Band

Three WOHS musicians perform with N.J. All-State Band

WEST ORANGE, NJ — Three West Orange High School musicians performed with the New Jersey All-State Concert Band at New Jersey Performing Arts Center on Feb. 23. They were: trumpeter Stanley Lim, euphonium player Matthew Veal and percussionist Vincent Egan. Hundreds of talented students from across the state underwent the rigorous audition process for acceptance […]

Nutley Little Theatre to stage reading of original work

Nutley Little Theatre to stage reading of original work

NUTLEY, NJ — On Sunday, March 8, at 2 p.m., Nutley Little Theatre will present a staged reading of an original work by playwright Elaine Insinnia, of Woodland Park. Suzanne Trauth, also of Woodland Park, directs. The show was chosen by playwright John Guare as the 2019 winner of the Tennessee Williams Literary Festival play […]

Andrew Lloyd Webber, Glenn Close attend Paper Mill show

Andrew Lloyd Webber, Glenn Close attend Paper Mill show

MILLBURN, NJ — On Feb. 22, legendary composer Andrew Lloyd Webber brought his good friend Glenn Close to see his new show at Paper Mill Playhouse, “Unmasked: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber.” Following the performance, the two celebrities went backstage with Mark Hoebee, Paper Mill’s producing artistic director, to meet and greet the cast, […]

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