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In Dreamcatcher Rep's dark comedy, darting from a convenience store to a cabin in the woods to a theme park, Maddie and the unusual people she meets are searching for happiness. Does it exist?
Director Brandon J. Dirden returns to Two River to direct their sixth production from August Wilson’s "American Century Cycle"—"Radio Golf," the Cycle’s 10th and final play, set in 1997.
Set in New Jersey, Two River Theater's world premiere looks at the complexity, diversity, and intimacy of male relationships through the lens of machismo culture.
Two River Theater presents this deeply personal work from Tony Award winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson, a solo reminiscence of his 1950s childhood growing up on the banks of Lake Erie.
Paper Mill Playhouse presents a new production of the madcap musical about a disco diva, who, after witnessing a murder, goes into hiding in a convent.
Paper Mill Playhouse's new musical explores the life of 50s and 60s rock icon Dion, offering an intimate look at a life lived in the glow of the spotlight and in the shadow of addiction.
This world premiere drama for Crossroads Theatre Company centers around the historic journey of civil rights protesters known as the "Freedom Riders."
This latest work by George Street Playhouse favorite Joe DiPietro ("The Second Mrs. Wilson," "Toxic Avenger," "Clever Little Lies") is a historical drama set during the Red Scare.
In this 1969-set musical for George Street Playhouse, Pearl Kantrowitz, sensing that change is in the air, begins a fling with a free-spirited traveling salesman while summering with her family in the Catskills
In the Growing Stage's production, P.D. Eastman’s classic children’s book comes to life as a musical, in an exploration of movement, color, and space.
The Growing Stage presents the tale, based on the popular book by Victoria Kann and Elizabeth Kann, of Pinkalicious, who can’t stop eating pink cupcakes despite warnings from her parents.
This new play for Centenary Stage Company takes us to the heart of 1930s Newark, where a group of scrappy young women begin to train in backyard gyms for what would become the experience of a lifetime.
Passage Theatre Company presents this new work, set against the backdrop of Chicago, which explores the definition of family and the love we find when we allow ourselves to heal.
Passage Theatre Company's fast-paced, humorous, and heartfelt solo piece uses the power of theater to bring people together around the issue of Alzheimer’s.
Luna Stage Company's world premiere is a Bollywood-tinged romance that explores what it means to be American.