Check out this Broadway Buzz article on Broadway’s Kathleen Marshall directing the upcoming George Street Playhouse show!
Kathleen Marshall Signs On for Calvin Berger, High School Musical Version of Cyrano
Check out this Broadway Buzz article on Broadway’s Kathleen Marshall directing the upcoming George Street Playhouse show!
Kathleen Marshall Signs On for Calvin Berger, High School Musical Version of Cyrano
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Are you a college student? Do you like free food, entertainment, and social networking? Then be sure to check out Scientists Exploring the Arts, a unique program inspired by the relationship between performing arts and science. Although you may be wondering what these two seemingly different disciplines could possibly have in common, there are actually several elements that are essential to both: creativity, innovation, problem solving, teamwork, and process. As a way to celebrate and explore these similarities, the State Theatre has partnered with National Starch, LLC. to bring college students Scientists Exploring the Arts. “National Starch is excited to be co-sponsoring this unique event with the State Theatre. The pre-performance lectures and the shows have been outstanding and have provided a memorable evening for all,” commented Joseph Light, Head of Global Development, Customer Solutions & Product Innovation Groups for National Starch and State Theatre Trustee. “I like to think of it as left brain meets right brain…Who says the arts and sciences can’t work together?!” added State Theatre President & CEO Wes Brustad.
The program is totally FREE and open to college students (both graduate and undergraduate) majoring in the one of the following: food science, molecular gastronomy, nutrition, chemistry, chemical engineering, statistics, environmental science, food sensory evaluation, material science, business (finance, sales), marketing, computer science, and communications. The program includes a ticket to the performance at the State Theatre in New Brunswick, a pre-performance “Exploration” with an arts educator, and a pre-performance dinner, where there will be opportunities for networking with National Starch employees and other students. Registration is on a first-come, first-serve basis, so apply early to reserve your spot! Contact Jennifer Cunha at 732-246-7469, ext. 545 or check out www.statetheatrenj.org/education/scientistsexploringarts.asp to guarantee your space in this incredible program.
Rachel Dratch of 30 Rock and Saturday Night Live fame (remember Debbie Downer, the lovable sad sack whose depressing statements were punctuated by the wah wahhh of a trumpet?) is set to star in George Street Playhouse’s upcoming production of A. R. Gurney’s Sylvia! Check out this great article on her from Playbill.com:
“Saturday Night Live” Star Dratch Will Play Title Role in George Street’s Sylvia

Photo by Mary Ellen Matthews from Playbill.com
In case you missed him last month at State Theatre, here is the Discover Jersey Arts Podcast on A John Waters Christmas!
Jersey Arts: The Podcast–A John Waters Christmas

It happened at the 2009 Tree Lighting in New Brunswick, NJ…
Visit the New Brunswick Cultural Center YouTube Channel to watch this and other videos!
Did you catch the flash mob at the Tree Lighting? Tell us about your experience!
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Let us introduce you to…
The Faces of New Brunswick Arts!
Meet Spencer, carpenter at George Street Playhouse.
Visit the New Brunswick Cultural Center YouTube Channel to watch this and other videos!
It’s opening night tomorrow for George Street Playhouse’s A Moon To Dance By. For a sneak peek at the show and insight from Emmy Award-winning director Edwin Sherin, check out…
A Moon To Dance By Preview
Let us introduce you to…
The Faces of New Brunswick Arts!
Meet Matt, actor in George Street Playhouse’s Educational Touring Company.
Visit the New Brunswick Cultural Center YouTube Channel to watch this and other videos!
Let us introduce you to…
The Faces of New Brunswick Arts!
Meet Ellie, intern at Crossroads Theatre Company.
Visit the New Brunswick Cultural Center YouTube Channel to watch this and other videos!
This is the last weekend to catch the world premiere of Tony Award-winner Arthur Laurents’ new drama Come Back, Come Back, Wherever You Are at George Street Playhouse, and after reading Charles Paolino’s rave review in the Home News Tribune and Asbury Park Press I promise you won’t want to miss it!