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Performance times for all shows: Tickets are $20 General Admission / $15 Students & Seniors
September 18-27, 2009 Come play at Alan and Buddy Baker’s swinging bachelor pad, in Neil Simon’s first Broadway play. In this sweet comedy (written in 1961), big brother Alan douses his ladies’ man reputation by falling in love — but little brother Buddy lights the torch for himself! "A slick, lively, funny comedy." -The New York Times "It's completely nuts and banging with laughs." -NY World Telegram & Sun
Rabbit Hole November 13-22, 2009 Read about RABBIT HOLE in the Jersey City Independent. Winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, David Lindsay-Abaire’s touching play follows a couple whose young son has accidentally been killed by a teenage driver. Efforts at closure are complicated by other family members’ need for attention, and by a visit from the young driver. "A beautifully observed new play blessed with David Lindsay-Abaire's customary grace and wit. The sad, sweet release of RABBIT HOLE lies in its meticulously mapped empathy. " -Ben Brantley, The New York Times
The Pillowman February 19-28, 2010 Martin McDonagh’s award-winning — remarkably dark — black comedy is a spine-chilling story of fact versus fiction. A writer is arrested when children in his vicinity begin dying savagely, in ways resembling his stories. The interrogation includes his brother, two unpredictable investigators, and the telling of several stories which led to the writer’s arrest. "Energizing…a blindingly bright black comedy…[what makes] the unsettling and exhilarating new play from Mr. McDonagh…so gripping as theater is how narrative art becomes the play's and the character's very life blood." -The New York Times CLICK HERE for an audience review on "Adaumbelle's Quest" blog. CLICK HERE for the JERSEY JOURNAL article & video.
Working - a musical April 23-May 9, 2010 The hopes, dreams, joys and concerns of American workers are the focus of this extraordinary, unforgettable musical. Based on Studs Terkel’s best-selling book of interviews, “Working” paints a vivid musical portrait of the men and women the world so often takes for granted. "Immensely moving... terrifically original in concept... it's a glorious show that rethreads the fabric of American life and leaves you cheering." -Daily News |
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