Tag: theater
Smodcastle Cinemas Floats Property Subdivision to Support Theater
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – Owners of the property that includes Smodcastle Cinemas may seek a minor subdivision to potentially sell the adjoining retail lot.
From Coal Mines to Bell Works, ‘East Carson Street’ Debuts
Joe Grushecky grew up in a coal mining town outside Pittsburgh, its population made up of immigrants who came from Europe to work in the mines seeking a better life.
‘Fiddler on the Roof’ Brings Broadway ‘Tradition’ to the Algonquin
Tradition can bring families and entire communities together. Tradition can provide structure and ceremony to everyday lives that are otherwise chaotic and/ or mundane. Tradition can unite and even uplift – but tradition can also restrict; when the wishes of one’s heart come into conflict with the traditions of one’s community, tradition can potentially deprive that person of choice.
Two River Theater Presents World Premiere of New Tony Meneses Play
Although Tony Meneses has had his plays produced all over the country, he considers the Two River Theater his artistic home.
‘Sunday in the Park With George’ Spellbinding at the Axelrod
“Sunday in the Park With George” doesn’t go easy on its audience – nor should it.
Alumni, Fans and Background Actors Turn out to See ‘Mean Girls’
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS – It was a special night at Smodcastle Cinemas Jan. 12 for the opening of “Mean Girls,” filmed almost entirely in Middletown.
Shining Stars Elevate Asbury Park Theater Scene
Actress Sally Struthers and singer Carter Calvert used their star power to brighten some of the dark days of December during a recent performance of “Always... Patsy Cline” by the Asbury Park Theater Company (APTCo).
New Jersey Ballet Dances into Red Bank
Since joining the New Jersey Ballet in 2021, artistic director Maria Kowroski has brought a significant amount of new repertory to the company.
Pirates ‘Arrr ’ Sighted in Spring Lake
Avast ye mateys! It’s no April Fools’ joke – “The Pirates of Penzance” is returning to the Spring Lake Theatre beginning April 1.
Pivot Is the Attitude –And Name – of a New Theater...
A theater company for kids ages 8 to 18 that formed during the pandemic to give them a creative outlet is presenting its first full-length performance beginning Jan. 22 at the Duncan Smith Theater in Holmdel.
